Widespread attacks against companies and government agencies through a trio of zero-day vulnerabilities in the MOVEit Managed File Transfer platform has granted notoriety to the Cl0p ransomware group.
The list of affected data continues to grow, including personal data on millions of workers investing in the CalPERS pension fund, employee information from more than 100,000 workers at the BBC and British Airways, sensitive data from the US Department of Energy, and personal information on citizens of Nova Scotia.
The widespread impact of the attack speaks volumes of the group’s technical capabilities, says Steve Povolny, director of security research at Exabeam, a cybersecurity and compliance services firm.
