The financially-motivated hacker was previously linked to the mass exploitation of critical vulnerabilities in MOVEit file-transfer software.

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Blue Yonder investigating Clop ransomware threat linked to exploited Cleo CVEs

Unsurprisingly, spokespeople for Clop’s corporate victims are being coy about the extent of the intrusions into their servers, or refusing to admit any at all.

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59 organizations reportedly victim to breaches caused by Cleo software bug

The Russia-linked ransomware group is threatening to leak data stolen from almost 60 Cleo Software customers if ransoms aren't paid

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Clop ransomware gang names dozens of victims hit by Cleo mass-hack, but several firms dispute breaches

Over 10,000 files of employee and financial data obtained

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The Clop ransomware gang claims dozens of victims from a Cleo file transfer vulnerability, though several companies dispute the breaches. The Clop ransomware group added 59 new companies to its leak site, the gain claims to have breached them by… Read more → The post Clop Ransomware exploits Cleo File Transfer flaw: dozens of claims, disputed breaches appeared first on IT Security News.

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Clop Ransomware exploits Cleo File Transfer flaw: dozens of claims, disputed breaches

Aside from leaking stolen data by Saturday, Clop also warned of revealing additional companies affected by the attacks on Tuesday, indicating that the toll of the Cleo compromise — which Clop claims to include Blue Yonde&hellip;

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Dozens of Cleo victims' data threatened to be exposed by Clop ransomware

The prolific Clop ransomware gang has named dozens of corporate victims it claims to have hacked in recent weeks after exploiting a vulnerability ​​in several enterprise popular file transfer products developed by U.S. software company Cleo.  In a post on its dark web leak site, seen by TechCrunch, the Russia-linked Clop gang listed 59 organizations it claims to have breached by exploiting the high-risk bug in Cleo’s software tools.  The flaw af…

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At the time of writing, Cleo’s Lexicom, VLTransfer and Harmony contain a bug that was revealed in October 2024 Threat actors were first observed abusing it in December 2024 Ransomware group Clop has claimed 59 victims on the leak site, although some dispute any breach Clop, the Russian state-linked ransomware group, has now claimed to have hacked 59 companies after exploiting a known bug in a number of file transfer applications developed by sof…

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