The Embargo ransomware group has claimed targeting U.S. independent pharmacy cooperative American Associated Pharmacies in an attack, which purportedly resulted in the theft of 1.469 TB of data, reports The Register.
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More than 100 records shared by the hacker revealed the scraping of usernames, names, email addresses, biographies, follower and following counts, external URLs, and locations, as well as targeted usernames, user IDs and scrape IDs, account creation dates, and account categories.
