The attack is just the latest in a string targeting the multilateral body in recent years.

The data reportedly includes personal information and health details for customers of a variety of companies linked to the payment processor.

The ransomware group ALPHV is threatening to leak data obtained from a Virginia IT services company that contracts with the U.S. military.

CISA and the FBI offered details to help organizations protect themselves against the group that has claimed hundreds of victims.

The suit comes about six weeks after the ransomware threatened to post sensitive material online if they weren't paid.

Even after the arrests, the group has released more stolen data.

Cybercrime organization Lapsus$ posted suspicious screenshots. Microsoft officials said they are "aware of the claims and are investigating."

South Africa tech news site ITWeb reported that a group calling itself N4aughtysecTU is taking responsibility.

Prosecutors said Slava Dmitriev used the handle “GoldenAce” to buy and sell stolen identities on AlphaBay, and also assisted the Dark Overlord in extortion operations.

A 29-year-old man admitted to accessing 300 accounts, some belonging to high school students.