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Lithuania: Cybercriminals Blackmail Plastic Surgery Clinic with Stolen Photos

Posted on May 1, 2017 by Dissent

Šarūnas Černiauskas reports:

Cybercriminals who stole personal records and photos of patients from the data system of a Lithuanian plastic surgery clinic – including those of national and foreign celebrities – have put them up for sale.

The perpetrators put the Grožio Chirurgija data online, at a Dark Web website and are selling them for between €50 and €2,000 each or for €344,000 the whole package.

Last week, OCCRP‘s Lithuanian partner 15min received an e-mail from the criminals who claimed to have obtained the records on 25,000 patients of the clinic. The email contained nude photos of some of the clients.

Read more on OCRPP.

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