Clop, a growing ransomware gang, has taken credit for stealing data from at least 66 companies. A bug in common corporate file transfer tools Produced by Cleo Software.
On Tuesday, the cybercriminal group listed part of the names of the hacked companies seen by TechCrunch on its dark web leak site, but did not respond to the gang's spread. The gang said it plans to reveal the full names of the stolen companies soon, persuading victims to pay ransoms to keep their stolen files from being released.
It was the first mass hack by the Clop gang in recent years to target file transfer tools used by companies to share large and sensitive data sets over the Internet. In recent years, Clop took credit for the hacks that targeted hundreds of companies that relied on similar file transfer tools in the past, including those that used similar file transfer tools. Accelerate, GoAnywhereversus Move..