SECURITYJun 19 · 04:48 UTCDAWN[email protected] (Kashif Abbasi)

Hackers target Capital Development Authority's billing system, demand ransom in Bitcoin

Hackers breached the Capital Development Authority's (CDA) property and water billing system, demanding a Bitcoin ransom and threatening to leak data on the dark web. The CDA, along with its vendor NRTC and IT Department, is working to restore systems, while online payment links remain inaccessible, affecting tax payments.

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