From securityweek.com
As if having their data encrypted wasn’t bad enough, businesses that fell victim to Maze ransomware now face another threat: their data could become public.
For a while, Maze’s operators have been harvesting data from the victim organizations, to eventually use it as leverage if payment to decrypt files is not received. Now, they threaten to release the data for all those victims who refuse to pay the ransom.
In this regard, the threat actor came up with a website where they list the names and websites of eight companies that allegedly refused to pay the demanded amount to recover their data.