Cl0p data theft claims name Shell, Philips, GE and Fiserv among nearly 50 firms. Reuters reported the unproven extortion claims on 13 August 2026.
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Key Facts
—Cl0p claim: The group listed almost 50 companies on its extortion site on 12 August 2026, claiming data theft from firms including Shell, Philips, GE and Fiserv; Reuters reported the claims on 13 August 2026.
—Claimed volumes: Reuters reported the alleged theft at about 89 gigabytes from Shell and 13.5 gigabytes from Philips.
—Alleged Shell data: Engineering drawings, photos of facilities, scans of facility testing reports, and project plans.
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