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On 12 September 2024, CloudSEK’s XVigil found threat actor "Fortibitch" leaking 440GB of data from Fortinet’s SharePoint after failed extortion. While ransomware use is unclear, the actor mentioned Ukrainian group DC8044, but no direct link is confirmed. It’s believed with medium confidence that the actor is based in Ukraine.
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Schedule a DemoCategory: Adversary Intelligence | Industry: IT & Technology | Motivation: Financial | Region: USA/North America | Source: A1
On 12 September 2024, CloudSEK's XVigil platform discovered a threat actor named “Fortibitch” leaking 440GB of data allegedly exfiltrated from Fortinet's SharePoint repository. The actor attempted to extort the company but, after unsuccessful negotiations, released the data. is highly unlikely that a ransomware was used in the breach. "Fortibitch" referenced the Ukrainian hacking group DC8044, though no direct connection is established between them. Based on available information, it is believed with medium confidence that the threat actor is based in Ukraine.
This blog is now updated after analyzing the leaked data for impact, please refer to the Analysis section
Here’s a detailed overview on the type of data that can be accessed:
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On 12 September 2024, CloudSEK’s XVigil found threat actor "Fortibitch" leaking 440GB of data from Fortinet’s SharePoint after failed extortion. While ransomware use is unclear, the actor mentioned Ukrainian group DC8044, but no direct link is confirmed. It’s believed with medium confidence that the actor is based in Ukraine.
Category: Adversary Intelligence | Industry: IT & Technology | Motivation: Financial | Region: USA/North America | Source: A1
On 12 September 2024, CloudSEK's XVigil platform discovered a threat actor named “Fortibitch” leaking 440GB of data allegedly exfiltrated from Fortinet's SharePoint repository. The actor attempted to extort the company but, after unsuccessful negotiations, released the data. is highly unlikely that a ransomware was used in the breach. "Fortibitch" referenced the Ukrainian hacking group DC8044, though no direct connection is established between them. Based on available information, it is believed with medium confidence that the threat actor is based in Ukraine.
This blog is now updated after analyzing the leaked data for impact, please refer to the Analysis section
Here’s a detailed overview on the type of data that can be accessed: