This notorious Russian hacking group is threatening to release Trump court documents

• Hackers are threatening to leak stolen Trump court documents unless they get a ransom.
• LockBit is a Russia-based ransomware group that's made millions already by hacking victims.
• Despite international police efforts, LockBit is still active.

LockBit, a group of notorious Russian hackers, is threatening to release court documents it claims it stole from Georgia officials unless it gets paid a ransom.

It's the latest scheme from a group that's frustrated international authorities and dodged shutdown attempts.

LockBit is threatening to release Trump court documents it stole from the Fulton County, Georgia, election interference case unless the county paid up.