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Ascom, a Swiss global solutions provider specializing in healthcare and enterprise communication systems, has confirmed a cyberattack on its IT infrastructure. The attack, suspected to be carried out by the Hellcat group, exploited vulnerabilities in Jira servers. The company revealed that hackers breached its technical ticketing system.
The Hellcat group claimed responsibility, stating they stole approximately 44GB of data potentially impacting all of Ascom's divisions. Hellcat hackers are known for using compromised credentials to infiltrate Jira systems, leading to data breaches in multiple organizations. Security experts advise implementing multi-factor authentication, regular security audits, prompt patching, and employee training to mitigate such attacks. References :
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Orange Group has confirmed a data breach affecting its Romanian branch after a hacker, allegedly associated with the HellCat ransomware group and known as "Rey," breached their systems. The breach resulted in the exposure of over 380,000 email addresses and other sensitive data belonging to customers, partners, and employees. The attacker claims to have stolen thousands of internal documents after infiltrating the company’s infrastructure, and demanded a ransom which Orange refused to pay.
The leaked dataset includes over 600,000 customer records, employee details, financial documents, and source code. While the breach did not impact Orange’s core services, the company acknowledges major security gaps were highlighted as attackers had access to Orange’s systems for over a month before exfiltrating the data. This incident follows a similar cyber incident reported by Orange Spain just last week, increasing concerns about data security in the telecom sector. References :
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