Ransomware hackers post Telecom Namibia customer data on dark web

Posted on December 17, 2024 by Guest authors

Telecom Namibia confirmed on Monday that a hacker group exfiltrated customer data from its systems and posted it onto the dark web on Friday after the telco refused to pay a ransom to prevent it.

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