The criminal group behind the February Reddit hack is now demanding $4.5 million and the dropping of API changes, or the stolen data will be published.
@Phoeniqz If Reddit is only announcing the hack now then that is very likely going to be a legal problem in a number of US jurisdictions, not to mention EU and others.
@Phoeniqz If Reddit is only announcing the hack now then that is very likely going to be a legal problem in a number of US jurisdictions, not to mention EU and others.
I’m not so sure tho, as no user data was affected.
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My read was that BlackCat only got non-prod data. So perhaps it’s sourcecode.
In which case… they’ve likely got nothing of value other than the code used to track users.