TREE NEWS reports: Greenberg Traurig said stolen documents were posted to the dark web, as BakerHostetler recorded a near-doubling of law-firm cyber incidents in 2025. The two disclosures point to a sharp escalation in attacks targeting legal-sector data, which can include sensitive client and deal material.
Law Firm Cyberattacks Nearly Double as Stolen Files Reach Dark Web
Law firms sit on exactly the material that makes them attractive targets: confidential client files and live deal information, often the same documents that move crypto and RWA transactions. The near-doubling BakerHostetler recorded, alongside a confirmed dark-web leak at Greenberg Traurig, suggests the sector's exposure is structural rather than incidental — legal advisors are a soft entry point into their clients' deal flow. Whether firms treat this as an IT problem or a deal-risk problem is the open question, and clients comparing advisors may start asking about breach posture as routinely as they ask about conflicts.
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