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The stolen information included email addresses for approximately 5 million people, and full names for 2 million people.

Since 2019, the seven suspects conducted attacks in which they collectively asked for more than €200 million in ransom demands.

It’s unclear if the data breach affects only company’s employees, or the hacker managed to steal technical information from EWA.

The authorities never used Pegasus to spy on Hungarians, Lajos Kosa said.

Responding to the escalation in ransomware attacks, law enforcement agencies have been steadily increasing pressure on cybercriminal organizations.

The Department of State has also offered a reward of up to $5 million for information leading to the arrest of any individual involved in a DarkSide ransomware attack.

Federal agencies are given 60 days to review and update their internal cybersecurity programs.

The change will represent one of the largest shifts in facial recognition usage in the technology's history, the company said.

The group said that “due to specific unsolvable circumstances” related to pressure from the authorities the project has been closed and the part of the team is no longer available.

No customer or financial data was compromised during the incident, the bank said.