Russian Hackers Publish Stolen Shell, Philips Data on Dark Web
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Russian hackers publish stolen Shell, Philips data on dark web
Russian ransomware gang Clop has published stolen data from Philips and Shell on the dark web, according to an investigation by the BNR news radio show. Clop alleges having obtained 89 gigabytes of data, including construction drawings, photos of facilities, scans of test reports, and project plans from Shell.
The Russian ransomware gang Clop has published stolen data from Philips and Shell on the dark web. This is revealed by an investigation by BNR Nieuwsradio. The gang had already claimed in August that it had carried out cyberattacks on the Dutch companies. At the time, Shell and Philips both confirmed to BNR that incidents were being investigated.
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Russian ransomware gang Clop has published stolen data from Philips and Shell on the dark web, according to an investigation by the BNR news radio show. Clop alleges having obtained 89 gigabytes of data, including construction drawings, photos of facilities, scans of test reports, and project plans from Shell. The gang had claimed in August […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed!
The Russian hacking group Clop has posted stolen data from Philips and Shell on the dark web. In the case of Philips, this involves 13.5 gigabytes (GB) of drawings, diagrams, and blueprints of MRI scanners and other medical equipment, the gang claims.
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