Hackers threaten to leak stolen data if Reddit doesn’t reverse API changes

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By Chance MillerJun 19, 2023, 12:54 pm408 pts
The situation surrounding Reddit’s changes to its API continues to get even weirder. Earlier this year, a ransomware group used a sophisticated phishing attack to steal 80GB of data from Reddit. Now, ransomware group BlackCat is claiming responsibility for that hack and threatening to release that information…

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