The Russia-linked hacking group Cl0p has claimed to have stolen significant amounts of internal data from nearly 50 companies worldwide, including energy giant Shell, medical technology manufacturer Philips, and corporations such as General Electric and Fiserv.
Source: Reuters
Details: The hackers claim to have stolen around 89 gigabytes of data from Shell and 13.5 gigabytes from Philips.
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In a statement published on 12 August, the cybercriminals claimed that the documents stolen from Shell included project drawings for energy facilities operated by the company, photographs of industrial sites, scanned copies of technical inspection reports and project planning materials. The hackers also claimed to have stolen schematics, drawings and diagrams in PDF format from Philips.
