Cyberattack in Berlin: 1.4 million files on the Dark Web

A cyberattack has hit Berlin, with the hacker group Rhysida stealing over 1.4 million files and publishing them on the Dark Web. This data breach occurred just before Berlin's state parliamentary election, raising concerns about the potential impact on the election's outcome. The stolen data could compromise sensitive information, potentially affecting the lives of Berlin's citizens, and may also have significant implications for the city's economy and trade.

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The cyberattack on Berlin has compromised sensitive data, which could lead to a loss of confidence in the city's institutions. This could negatively impact the local economy and asset prices.

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