RansomHouse Claims Credit for Trellix Repository Breach

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Summary

Trellix said part of its source code repository was breached. RansomHouse claimed credit and posted screenshots apparently showing access to internal services; Trellix is investigating, and the claimed data theft remains unspecified.

Key points

  • Trellix said part of its source code repository was breached.
  • Trellix reported no evidence that its source code release or distribution process was affected, or that the code was exploited.
  • RansomHouse listed Trellix on its leak site and posted screenshots that appear to show access to internal services and management dashboards.
  • RansomHouse did not specify what data, if any, it stole; Trellix said it was aware of the claims and investigating.
  • A possible connection to a supply-chain campaign linked to TeamPCP and Lapsus$ has not been confirmed.

Article Details

Victim Organization
Trellix
Incident Type
Part of Trellix's source code repository was breached. RansomHouse claimed responsibility and published screenshots that appeared to show access to internal services and management dashboards.
Data Types Exposed
  • Source code repository (breached; whether source code or other data was accessed or stolen is not disclosed)
Affected Records
Not disclosed
Affected Data Size
Not disclosed
Operational Impact
Trellix reported no evidence that its source code release or distribution process was affected, or that its source code had been exploited. No other operational impact was reported.
Ransom Or Extortion
RansomHouse claimed responsibility and listed Trellix on its leak website. No ransom demand or payment was reported.
Claim Status
claimed

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