In September, Columbus sued Ross, alleging that he was “threatening to share the City’s stolen data with third parties who would otherwise have no readily available means by which to obtain the City’s stolen data.” A judge filed a temporary restraining order against Ross, preventing him from accessing the stolen data.
In a listing on its leak site, seen by TechCrunch on Monday, Rhysida claims to have uploaded 3.1 terabytes of “unsold” data stolen from Columbus, amounting to more than 250,000 files.