A group of hackers claims to have invaded and compromised Sony's systems in a new cyber attack, as can be seen in an article from the Australian cybersecurity magazine Cyber Security Connect shared this Monday, the 25th.
As the website Kotaku says, PlayStation systems will have been compromised by a group called Ransomed.vc – a new group of 'hackers' that has been operating since the beginning and is allegedly made up of members of other forums and groups on the 'dark web'. '.
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Allegedly, the cyberattack resulted in the obtaining of an internal PowerPoint presentation, Java files and also a document with 6 thousand files. It seems that the group's intention would be to ask Sony for a ransom to recover the documents, but, apparently, the Japanese technology company has not expressed interest in doing so.
“We have successfully compromised all Sony systems. We will not ask for ransom. Let's see the data. Sony doesn't want to pay. The data is for sale. Let's sell them”, can be read in the message shared by Ransomed.vc, with the group having left their respective contacts for Sony and giving September 28th as the expiration date.
