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AkzoNobel Cyberattack by Anubis Ransomware Group
AkzoNobel, a Netherlands-based global paint manufacturer, confirmed a cyberattack affecting one of its United States sites. The company stated the intrusion was contained, while the Anubis ransomware group claimed to have stolen 170 GB of data. The stolen data reportedly includes employee and financial records, confidential agreements with high-profile clients, email addresses, phone numbers, private email correspondence, passport scans, material testing documents, and internal technical specification sheets. AkzoNobel is working with authorities and notifying impacted parties.
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