Anonymous Sudan doubles ransom demand to $3m as SAS struggles to restore operations

News01 Jun 2023

Self-proclaimed hacktivist group Anonymous Sudan has doubled its ransom demand made to Scandinavian airline SAS to as much as $3 million after the airline refused to engage with it.

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