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Finnish Hacker Trial: Therapy Notes Exposed
17 Feb
Summary
- Julius Kivimäki faces trial for Finland's largest crime by victim count.
- A comedian victim shared his story, highlighting the personal impact of the hack.
- The trial of the alleged extortionist, known as ransom_man, is nearing its end.

Julius Kivimäki is on trial three years after the Vastaamo data breach, an event now considered Finland's largest crime by victim count. The proceedings focus on the alleged actions of Kivimäki, suspected to be the extortionist known as ransom_man.
One victim, comedian Tomi Haustola, shared his personal experience of having his therapy notes stolen after seeking help for burnout and anxiety. He chose to speak out publicly, finding solidarity with many audience members who were also affected by the breach.
The trial is being prosecuted by Pasi Vainio, with Julius Kivimäki represented by his long-time lawyer, Peter Jaari. Jenni Raiskio is acting as the lawyer for the victims, ensuring their presence is acknowledged amidst significant media attention.
As the court case progresses towards its conclusion, an unforeseen development threatens to jeopardize the entire process. The outcome of this landmark trial remains highly anticipated.




