Clop Hacking Group Claims Theft of 270 GB of Harley-Davidson Internal Data
The Clop hacking group claimed to have stolen 270 GB of internal data from Harley-Davidson. The attackers said they exploited a Windchill vulnerability and later published data they claim belongs to Harley-Davidson. Lawyers also began investigating the leak claims.
Key facts
- Affected organization
- Harley-Davidson
- Incident type
- Data breach
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Claimed theft and publication of 270 GB of internal data
- Cause / method
- Exploitation of a Windchill vulnerability, as claimed by the attackers
- Location
- United States
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Timeline
- Lawyers began investigating the hackers' claims about the Harley-Davidson data breach.
- Clop claimed to have stolen 270 GB of data through a Windchill vulnerability.
- Clop published 270 GB of data it claims is Harley-Davidson's internal data.
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