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B F R e p o V 3 C h a t

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2025-05-01
Breach ID
d980cce3266d

Breach Overview

In November 2024, Schneider Electric suffered a data breach after a #HellCat ransomware attack. The attackers exfiltrated 44 GB of data and demanded $125,000 in the form of French bread "Baguette." However, Schneider Electric refused to pay, calling the demand "disrespectful." Today, I am releasing the Users dataset extracted from their internal systems, which was part of the 44 GB of data. Compromised data (52,863): First names, Email addresses, Group names, Application data, Avatars

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