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The issue is deemed serious because there is zero chance of 52 organizations choosing to go back online, all at once.

On November 26 the Conti ransomware gang posted a portion of the stolen Advantech's data on their leak site.

The attackers had tried to lure stuff at AstraZeneca with fake jobs offers posing as recruiters on networking site LinkedIn and WhatsApp.

The hacker is selling email and password combos for Office 365 and Microsoft accounts belonging to high-level executives, with prices varying between $100 - $1,500.

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An employee of the Albert Einstein Hospital uploaded on his personal GitHub account a spreadsheet containing usernames, passwords, and access keys to electronic systems of the Ministry of Health.

The company said that the incident affected "only a small subset of customers."

The gang is believed to have compromised more than 500,000 government and private sector companies in more than 150 countries since 2017.

The stolen information may have included names, birthdates, government-issued identification numbers, and bank account information.

The data dump contains usernames, passwords, access levels, and the original unmasked IP addresses of users connected to the VPNs.