Deadlock Claims 650GB Data Theft From Hungarian Contractor
Summary
Deadlock claims it stole 650GB of sensitive data from Hungarian contractor Weinberg ’93 Építő Kft., including commercial, production and financial records. The post says the claim is unconfirmed.
Key points
- The ransomware group Deadlock claims Weinberg ’93 Építő Kft. was targeted.
- Deadlock claims to have stolen 650GB of internal data, including contractor information, construction and metal-production details, and financial records.
- The post says the material is being presented to journalists, lawyers and law enforcement.
- The claim is attributed to Deadlock’s leak-site listing and monitored by ransomware.live; the post says it cannot confirm the information.
Article Details
- Victim
- Weinberg ”93,Építő Kft.
- Encryption Status
- Unknown
- Exfiltration Status
- Deadlock claims the data was stolen; the article says the claim cannot be confirmed.
- Exfiltrated Data
- The claim describes contractor commercial information, construction and metal-production technologies, internal financial transaction records, and alleged corruption-related material.
- Exfiltrated Size
- 650GB (claimed; unverified)
- Leak Status
- The material is reportedly being presented for review by journalists, lawyers, and law enforcement; the article cannot confirm the claim or the data's accuracy.
Threat Actors
Countries
Industries
Constructionhave stolen 650GB of sensitive internal data, including contractor commercial information, specialized construction and metal production technologies, and internal financial transaction records tied to allegedManufacturingindustrial projects, including the Volvo Trucks Hungary truck center in Ecser, Continental Automotive manufacturing plants, East Gate PRO Business Park warehouses, and Becton Dickinson’s syringe factory expansion.