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Rex Mundi is a threat actor name associated with a 2014 intrusion against Domino's Pizza operations in France and Belgium. The group stole customer data and attempted to extort the victim by demanding payment in exchange for not releasing the stolen information. After the ransom was reportedly refused, the actors later published the compromised data together with other breached account datasets. This activity is consistent with data-theft extortion rather than ransomware encryption operations. High-confidence reporting directly ties the name Rex Mundi to theft of customer information, exfiltration of data, and extortion through threatened public disclosure.
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