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lockbit3.0 — Chat: *************AF75A0

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Actor
lockbit3.0
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Messages
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Participants
LockBit 3.0, Victim

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  1. Message 001 From Victim Victim Date

    [Chat started]

  2. Message 002 From Victim Victim Date

    May I know how much are you charging for the decryptor?

  3. Message 003 From LockBit 3.0 Actor / other Date

    hello

  4. Message 004 From LockBit 3.0 Actor / other Date

    Price per decrypt 19 000 000 usd in btc

  5. Message 005 From LockBit 3.0 Actor / other Date

    In addition to the attack on your network, several hundred GB of your data were stolen.

  6. Message 006 From LockBit 3.0 Actor / other Date

    This price includes our software and data deletion so that we do not publish them anywhere.

  7. Message 007 From Victim Victim Date

    Frankly, the company being attacked is an insolvent company which has been in liquidation administration for a few years already. The company basically has no valuable asset and it can only afford USD5,000 for the decryptor. I would be grateful if you could accept the offer of USD5,000 in BTC for the decryptor.

  8. Message 008 From LockBit 3.0 Actor / other Date

    it's funny, why would they pay anything at all? you have 48 hours to start adequate negotiations, then I publish a blog and attach this correspondence to the blog with your files