Russia The notorious ransomware gang known to be linked to Coca-Cola hacked. stormy the hackers behind the ransomware 161GB of data He claimed he stole it. After this claim, the Coca-Cola front confirmed that it was investigating the network attack.
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Hacking attempt for Coca-Cola: 161 GB of data stolen
World’s largest beverage producer Coca ColaRussia-linked hackers ransomware attack sacrificed. Stormous said it was investigating the network attack after the cybercriminal gang claimed to have stolen 161GB of data. Coca-Cola Communications Global Vice President Scott Leith stated that they are working in coordination with the legal forces.
According to Stormous’ website, which is allegedly supported by the Kremlin, 161GB of the company’s data was stolen. Among these data, which has not been confirmed yet; It was stated that it included financial files, passwords, trading accounts, e-mail addresses and other data of Coca-Cola and its production partners.
“We hacked some of Coca-Cola’s servers and stole large amounts of data without their knowledge. We want to sell 161 GB of data to another person or institution.
Data belonging to Coca-Cola for 64 thousand dollars or for 1.6 Bitcoin Stating that it will sell it, the group stated that it is also open to the closest offer “depending on the amount of data requested”. Moreover $2.2 million ransom He stated that he would agree with Coca-Cola in return.
of Stormous The specific reason he attacked Coca-Cola none. Allegedly, the group launched a poll to choose the next target on its Telegram channel, and Coca-Cola received the most votes for the ransomware attack.
The Stormous gang, which is relatively new to ransomware attacks, first came to the fore with its attack on Epic Games. Stole 200GB of data from Epic Games Stormous, who attracted attention after his statement, now has his eyes on Coca-Cola.
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