Brydens Lawyers targets foreign hackers following data breach

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Brydens Lawyers, a major Australian law firm, reported a cyber attack last month that compromised sensitive data. The firm has since secured its network and is investigating the extent of the breach. The hackers are reportedly using the stolen data to extort a ransom from Brydens, which has not paid. The firm has informed the Australian Cyber Security Centre and is working with specialists to assess the situation. Australia recently imposed sanctions on a foreign hacking group linked to similar cyber crimes. The government continues to warn businesses against paying ransoms and encourages them to enhance their cybersecurity measures.


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