Ransomware Group Leaks Data, Company Gets Free Backup Recovery
Description
An X/Twitter post from user 'nc' (with an anime-style profile photo and globe/spider web/cat emojis in the display name) posted 1 day ago. The post uses greentext format: '> Ransomware group encrypts our data / > We don't pay / > Ransomware group leaks our data on their TOR site / > We have our data back / > thanks.jpg'. Below the text is a GIF of a calico cat with a smug, content expression appearing to nod approvingly, with 'THANKS' text and a hugging emoji visible at the bottom. The GIF and ALT badges are shown. This meme humorously reframes a ransomware attack as an accidental disaster recovery service, where the threat actors' punishment (leaking data) inadvertently solves the victim's data loss problem
Comments
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Why pay for offsite backups when ransomware groups offer complimentary data distribution through their TOR-based CDN?
That's a gif though.. guess they're smort 4 real Comment deleted
Even if you pay now they still keep a copy for more blackmail later. Comment deleted
that's a backup you don't need to host yourself Comment deleted
We had a meme about data leak being surprise backup… Somebody, please, kick me to finally finish proper context search over all memes 😭 Comment deleted
Even memes have metadata now... Comment deleted
right and you'll trust files from the people who hacked you. Comment deleted