Maersk Reveals Data Breach as Extortion Group Demands $5m
Maersk has revealed a threat actor extracted data from one of its legacy systems
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A threat actor using stolen GitHub credentials has pushed a credential-stealing payload into tens of thousands of repositories since November 10. In more than 1,800 of them, the malware ran and shipped GitHub Actions secrets and cloud credentials to the attacker. Aikido spotted the campaign and named it wfx-loot. The name comes from the attacker’s own labels, “wfx” for the malware and “loot” for what it steals. Aikid…
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Maersk Confirms Data Theft Amid $5 Million Extortion Attempt
The WhiteArmor ransomware group claims it stole 100GB of data from the shipping giant’s systems. The post Maersk Confirms Data Theft Amid $5 Million Extortion Attempt appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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