Threat Actor Claims OVHcloud Breach Affecting 1.6 Million Customers and 5.9 Million Websites
Summary
A threat actor claims access to an OVHcloud parent account and associated servers, and is offering data reportedly covering 1.6 million OVH Fresh customers and 5.9 million hosted websites. The claim is unverified.
Key points
- A threat actor alleges persistent access to an OVHcloud parent account and associated servers.
- The actor is reportedly offering the dataset for sale on a cybercrime forum.
- The claimed dataset includes records for 1.6 million OVH Fresh customers and information about 5.9 million active websites.
- The actor reportedly provided a sample, but the article does not establish that the breach or dataset is authentic.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- OVHcloud
- Incident Type
- Alleged unauthorized access to a parent account and associated servers, followed by data extraction
- Data Types Exposed
- OVH Fresh customer records
- Details described as the inner workings of active websites hosted on OVHcloud
- Affected Records
- The threat actor claims the dataset includes records for 1.6 million OVH Fresh customers and details from 5.9 million active websites.
- Operational Impact
- The threat actor claims persistent access to a parent account and associated servers; no service disruption is reported.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- The threat actor is offering the allegedly stolen dataset for sale; no ransom demand is reported.
- Claim Status
- claimed
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Cloud ComputingOVHcloud, a prominent global provider of web hosting and cloud computing services, has allegedly been compromised, with claims of a massive data theft surfacing on a known cybercrime forum.Web hostingOVHcloud, a prominent global provider of web hosting and cloud computing services, has allegedly been compromised, with claims of a massive data theft surfacing on a known cybercrime forum.