Hacker group leaked Telecom Namibia's data after it refused to pay a ransom

News19 Dec 2024

Namibia’s state-owned telecoms company, Telecom Namibia, has admitted that it suffered a serious data security incident after a hacker group started leaking its internal data on the dark web.

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