Threat Actor: ZeroSevenGroup | ZeroSevenGroup
Victim: Toyota | Toyota
Price: Free
Exfiltrated Data Type: Sensitive data including contacts, financial records, customer data, employee details, network infrastructure, email communications, databases, and Active Directory Recon data.
Key Points :
- ZeroSevenGroup claims to have hacked a branch of Toyota, leaking 240 GB of data.
- The leaked data includes a wide range of sensitive information, such as financial records and employee details.
- The group asserts they had persistent access to Toyota’s network before making the breach public.
- The data is being shared for free online, highlighting the group’s intent to expose the breach.
- Active Directory Recon data was also obtained, including passwords for the entire target network.
A threat actor group, ZeroSevenGroup, claims to have successfully hacked a branch of Toyota, one of the world’s largest automotive manufacturers. The group alleges that it has gained access to an extensive range of sensitive data and has shared the files for free online.
According to the threat actor, the breached data includes 240 GB of information covering everything from contacts, financial records, customer data, and employee details to network infrastructure, email communications, and databases. They further claim to have obtained detailed Active Directory Recon (AD-Recon) data for the entire target network, including passwords.
The group stated: “We’re not kidding, we’ve been on the network for a long time,” implying they had persistent access to Toyota’s U.S. branch before making the breach public.
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