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Flink Hack: Customers and Employees Blackmailed

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After a data breach at delivery service Flink, customers and employees are receiving blackmail emails. The attackers are demanding cryptocurrency – Flink is not paying.

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When blackmail emails suddenly land in your inbox, with unknown parties quoting your own data and demanding cryptocurrency, a data breach is usually behind it. According to current reports, that's exactly what customers and employees of delivery service Flink are currently experiencing.

Delivery service Flink has been hacked. Personal data was apparently stolen in the attack, and the perpetrators are now sending blackmail emails demanding cryptocurrency payments. Here's what's known so far – and how Flink is responding.

After a data breach at delivery service Flink, unknown parties are sending blackmail emails to those affected. According to available reports, the messages reference stolen personal data and demand cryptocurrency payments.

The delivery service sees itself as the victim of a hack and is responding – with a clear stance.

Who is affected?

Those affected are not only customers but also employees of the company. Both groups have reportedly received messages in which the attackers allude to the data loss and demand payments.

Flink refuses to pay any ransom. The company is thus taking a stand against the extortionists. Exactly how many people are affected and which specific data was leaked is not clear from the reports so far.

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