Ransomhouse Claims to Have Targeted Namibia’s Defence Force
Ransomhouse claims it compromised the Namibian Defence Force’s systems and sought a ransom. The post attributes the claim to the group and says it cannot confirm its accuracy.
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Ransomhouse claims it compromised the Namibian Defence Force’s systems and sought a ransom. The post attributes the claim to the group and says it cannot confirm its accuracy.
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