Crypto Wallets, Super, Everything — Published Online

Law-firm office with client files exposed on a dark red interface

Estimated Exposure: Full client data published on dark web – even crypto wallets!

What Happened: Perth-area family law firm hit by Anubis ransomware. The attackers didn’t just encrypt and demand money. They moved in. Lived inside the systems long enough to copy everything. Divorce records. Superannuation forms. Crypto wallets. Tax data. Then published it all. Every Perth business owner who’s ever used a family lawyer can picture their own files up there.

Source: Cyber Daily / Lawyers Weekly, 2025

A Perth-area law firm was reported to have suffered ransomware and publication of client data.

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