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Clutch Industries suffers cyberattack, 350 GB of data exfiltrated by Lynx ransomware group
Australian automotive parts manufacturer Clutch Industries confirmed it was the victim of a cyberattack after the Lynx ransomware group listed the company on its darknet leak site on January 19, 2025. Lynx claimed to have stolen 350 gigabytes of data, including user and business data, employee information, and financial details. The exfiltrated data reportedly included shared user folders, purchasing and stock data, and engineering files. Clutch Industries stated that initial findings suggested the impacted data was primarily internal company and operational information, with limited personal data involved. The company notified the Australian Cyber Security Centre and implemented additional security measures.
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