D1R Claims Bosch CAN Module Data Was Exposed

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Summary

D1R claims it found and is sharing Bosch CAN module implementation data after analyzing leaks and cross-referencing targets. The report is monitored by ransomware.live and says the claim is unconfirmed.

Key points

  • The report names Bosch as the victim and D1R as the ransomware actor.
  • D1R claims it found Bosch CAN module implementation data in archives after analyzing other groups’ leaks and cross-referencing TARGETLIST.txt.
  • The actor says the material is being shared publicly and describes it as a “$10,000 gem.”
  • The post credits Synopsys with providing a roadmap to the technology sector.
  • The report is monitored by ransomware.live and explicitly says the claims have not been confirmed.

Article Details

Victim
Bosch
Claim Date
2026-07-13
Encryption Status
Unknown
Exfiltration Status
D1R claims data was stolen; the claim is unverified.
Exfiltrated Data
Bosch CAN module implementation data, according to D1R's claim.
Leak Status
D1R says the data is being shared freely or will be shared publicly; publication and authenticity are unverified.

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