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Home > Cybersecurity > Attackers have breached the AMD network and exfiltrated data

Attackers have breached the AMD network and exfiltrated data

A group of hackers allegedly breached the AMD network and stole data from the company; RansomHouse group acts as its mediator.


Hanife Diktas Hanife Diktas
June 30, 2022
1 min read
Attackers has breached AMD network and exfiltrated data

The giant chip company, AMD, seems to be a victim of a data breach and the attackers managed to steal data from the company. The attackers claim to have “more than 450 Gb” AMD data and they are working with a group called RansomHouse as a mediator for the negotiations.

AMD is the new victim of data breach activities

RansomHouse claimed it has over 450 Gb of AMD data, including network files, system information, and passwords. According to the group, the alleged attack took place in January. It is unclear whether the declaration is meant to read 450 gigabytes (GB) or gigabits (Gb); if it is the second one, it means the group keeps approximately 56 GB of AMD data.

Website for RansomHouse, a data leak site

Group claims they don't hack companies, nor do they deploy ransomware themselves

Looks like someone who buys hacked data to extort companies instead pic.twitter.com/YPwbdKT1JM

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) May 8, 2022

RansomHouse also says that the employees of the chip maker were using unsafe passwords; which means the attackers did not have to utilize a malware attack. AMD stated that they are aware of the claims and currently investigating the matter. For now, it is unclear whether RansomHouse is bluffing or if they actually have the data from AMD servers.

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Tags: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
Hanife Diktas

Hanife Diktas

Hanife Diktas is a news editor at Cloud7 News. Hanife started her career in the manufacturing sector in the marketing and sales department. Hanife worked in industrial equipment, renewable energy, and technology sectors. Hanife Diktas did her bachelor's degree in business administration and completed a master's degree in management at Yeditepe University in Istanbul, Turkey. Hanife is a Linux user, and she also contributed to AlmaLinux OS at the beginning of the project. Hanife focuses on web hosting, cloud computing, data centers, cybersecurity, Linux OS, and virtualization technologies. Hanife enjoys creating content and shooting videos covering these topics.

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