Threat Actor Claims Ransomware Attack and Data Theft at National Oil Ethiopia

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Summary

A threat actor claims to have breached National Oil Ethiopia through an Exchange ProxyLogon vulnerability, disabled Kaspersky, compromised Veeam backups, deployed ransomware and stolen four databases, including an ERP database over 800GB.

Key points

  • A threat actor on a hacker forum claims an eight-step intrusion against National Oil Ethiopia PLC; the article provides no independent confirmation.
  • The actor claims initial access came through an Exchange ProxyLogon vulnerability.
  • The actor says they escalated privileges, disabled Kaspersky security software and compromised Veeam backups.
  • The claimed attack involved ransomware deployment across the network.
  • The actor claims four databases were exfiltrated, including an ERP database larger than 800GB.

Article Details

Victim Organization
National Oil Ethiopia PLC
Incident Type
Alleged data breach and ransomware attack
Data Types Exposed
  • Four databases, including an ERP database
Affected Data Size
The ERP database was reportedly over 800GB; the size of the other databases was not disclosed.
Operational Impact
The threat actor claimed ransomware was deployed across the network. Specific operational disruption was not reported.
Ransom Or Extortion
Ransomware deployment was claimed; no ransom demand or extortion details were disclosed.
Claim Status
claimed

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