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The BMW Group is being blackmailed by a ransomware gang with allegedly stolen data.Boryana Manzurova - shutterstock.com The automobile and motorcycle manufacturer BMW recently appeared on the Everest Group's darknet site. In their post, the hackers boasted of having stolen "critical BMW audit documents" from the company's servers, as can be seen in a screenshot obtained by Cybernews. However, the scope of the allegedly stolen data is not disclos…
BMW Allegedly Breached By Everest Ransomware Group, Internal Documents Reportedly Stolen - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News
The infamous Everest ransomware group has reportedly included Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (BMW) as a high-profile target, claiming the theft of a significant amount of critical internal documents from the German automotive manufacturer. According to information surfaced, Everest claims to have exfiltrated a staggering 600,000 lines of sensitive internal data from BMW, now using the threat of public exposure as leverage for ransom negotiations. E…
BMW Reportedly Hit by Everest Ransomware, Internal Files Stolen
The Everest ransomware group has claimed a major breach at Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (BMW), alleging the theft of 600,000 lines of sensitive internal documents. The group has posted BMW on its leak site, complete with a countdown timer and instructions that threaten to make the stolen audit reports, financial records, and engineering files public […] The post BMW Reportedly Hit by Everest Ransomware, Internal Files Stolen appeared first on GBH…
According to the Everest Ransomware Group, the BMW Group has been successfully attacked. Cybercriminals claim to have captured sensitive company data. On Sunday, the car manufacturer appeared on the hacker group's dark web blog, as Cybernews reports. The Bavarian Group operates more than 30 production sites worldwide in 15 countries and employs almost 160,000 people. The industry seems to be increasingly targeted by cybercriminals at the moment.…
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