Hackers International Strike Again: US Marshals Service Hit with Massive Data Breach
The US Marshals Service (USMS) fell victim to a cyberattack by ransomware group Hackers International, leading to the theft of nearly 380 gigabytes of sensitive data. With a ransom deadline looming, US government agencies remain prime ransomware targets due to their valuable, sensitive information.
Hot Take:
Well, it looks like the US Marshals Service has found itself in the crosshairs of cybercriminals again. Someone should tell them that repeating history is only charming in romantic comedies, not in cybersecurity breaches. This latest escapade by Hackers International is like a bad sequel that no one wanted, but everyone has to suffer through.
Key Points:
- US Marshals Service hit by ransomware attack from Hackers International.
- Nearly 380 GB of sensitive and classified data exfiltrated and listed on the dark web.
- No ransom amount publicly listed yet; deadline set for August 30, 2024.
- Attack follows a similar breach in early 2023; no connection confirmed between the incidents.
- US Government agencies remain prime targets for ransomware due to their sensitive data holdings.
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