Hackers threaten to release Trump documents from Georgia case if they don't get a ransom by Thursday

• Hackers set a ransom deadline of Thursday morning to release Fulton County court documents.
• They claim the documents include a cache of files related to the criminal case against Donald Trump.
• An international law enforcement raid took them down earlier this month, but they appeared to quickly recover.

The hacking group responsible for taking down Fulton County's websites in Georgia is threatening to publish documents from the government's court system — including ones related to the criminal case against Donald Trump — unless it gets paid a ransom.