CIOp , the Russia-based cybercrime gang has now started to expose its victim organizations that have refused to negotiate with its demands. Apparently, the victims’ names have been exposed on its leak website, will Shell being the first company to be revealed.
Following the leak, Shell confirmed being affected by the MOVEit attack. In a statement published on Wednesday, the company clarified that the MFT software was “used by a small number of Shell employees and customers.”
“Some personal information relating to employees of the BG Group has been accessed without authorization,” it added.
Shell confirmed the incident only after the Cl0p hacking gang disclosed files allegedly taken from the company. The fact that the group made 23 archive files with the label “part1” public may indicate that they have access to more information.
Following this discloser, the ransomware gang added that they did so since the company refused to negotiate.
However, it is yet not particularly clear of what information has been compromised. Although, the firm confirmed to have informed the affected victims.
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