The Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA) has been compromised by a cyberattack, leading to restricted access to its critical real estate and civil case databases. The ransomware group Devman claims to have stolen 500GB of data and is demanding a ransom, highlighting increasing cyber threats to governmental and financial institutions. #GSCCCA #Devman #ransomware #civilcourt #realestatedata
Keypoints
- The GSCCCA experienced a cybersecurity breach that disrupted its operations and website access.
- The ransomware group Devman claims to have stolen 500GB of data and is demanding a ransom of $400,000.
- GSCCCA manages vital records such as real estate deeds, property filings, and legal archives across Georgia.
- The attack coincided with another cyberattack on a firm used by major Wall Street banks, showing rising threats in finance sectors.
- Federal law enforcement is actively involved in investigating and recovering from the attacks on GSCCCA and other targets.
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