Swiss Cyber Fiasco: Government Data Leaked on Dark Web After Ransomware Attack
Radix, a Swiss health foundation, faced a ransomware attack by the Sarcoma group, exposing Swiss government data on the dark web. Despite Radix’s efforts to secure backups, the breach highlights the need for vigilant cybersecurity measures. With government data likely compromised, authorities are investigating the extent of the attack.
Hot Take:
Looks like the “Swiss Cheese” defense strategy has failed again, as Radix gets a side of ransomware with their fondue. Better watch out, Swiss Federal Office for Cybersecurity, these hackers are coming for your data faster than a Toblerone disappears at a family reunion!
Key Points:
- Radix, a Swiss health foundation, fell victim to a ransomware attack by the Sarcoma group, with data leaking onto the dark web.
- Swiss government data may be compromised, although Radix asserts no direct access to Federal systems was obtained.
- Radix has launched an investigation and notified affected individuals about possible phishing risks.
- Sarcoma ransomware group is infamous for its double extortion tactics, with a history of 116 claimed victims.
- Radix’s anonymous counseling services, SafeZone and StopSmoking, were unaffected due to separate infrastructure.
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