Cl0p Strikes Again: Cleo Software Breach Sparks Global Data Leak Fears
Cl0p ransomware strikes again, exploiting a Cleo vulnerability in MFT software, echoing their MOVEit antics. They’ve announced plans to leak stolen data, nudging victims towards ransom payments. With supply chains at risk, experts urge immediate patching—it’s the holiday surprise no one wanted!
Hot Take:
Looks like Cl0p’s New Year resolution is to keep IT departments on their toes! They’ve turned ‘Happy New Year’ into a cybersecurity nightmare for companies using Cleo software. Maybe it’s time for businesses to start adding ‘learn to patch faster’ to their resolutions too.
Key Points:
- Cl0p ransomware group exploits Cleo’s managed file transfer software vulnerability.
- Threats to publish stolen data unless ransoms are paid.
- Mirrors previous MOVEit and GoAnywhere breaches using similar tactics.
- Significant risk to supply chains and potential industry-wide disruptions.
- Security experts recommend urgent patching and monitoring.
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