Summary
Hackers who accessed private data, including pictures and personal information of children and their families from the Kido nursery chain, are threatening to publish more data online if they are not paid. The hackers have already shared some information on the dark web and are targeting individuals with threatening phone calls. The police are investigating the breach, and the nursery is working with authorities to address the situation.
Key Facts
- Hackers calling themselves Radiant accessed private information from the Kido nursery chain.
- They have already posted online profiles of 10 children, including their pictures and personal details.
- The hackers threaten to release more information, including data on 30 additional children and 100 employees.
- The breach occurred through a software service called Famly, which is used by many nurseries.
- A mother reported receiving a threatening call from the hackers, demanding pressure on Kido to pay the ransom.
- The hackers stated their motive is monetary gain and acknowledged their criminal actions.
- The Metropolitan Police are investigating the incident.
- Experts advise not paying the ransom to discourage such criminal activities.
