A father of two has threatened his former employer and their customer of leaking their private information to the dark web if they didn’t pay him.
The online ticket retailer has been suffering the ill effects of a data breach between June 2019 and January 2022. Details were outlined in a blog post published this week by Sophos’ Naked Security blog titled “Online ticketing company “See” pwned for 2.5 years by attackers”.
From the full story:
“Imoudu Chaba, 37, sent letters from his home in Wythenshawe to several customers with pictures of their home addresses, which he threatened to post on the dark web if they didn’t pay. He also sent a letter to the firm’s then chief executive Jeremy Darroch and shareholders, which promised to leak millions of customers’ details if they didn’t send him three Bitcoins – worth approximately £45,000 at the time.”
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