Handala Hack Claims Email Theft From Sima Shine and Laura Gilinski, Data Wiping at Stryker
Summary
Handala Hack claims it stole emails from Sima Shine and Laura Gilinski, released INSS financial and personnel data, and wiped 12 petabytes across 200,000 Stryker systems. The article provides no independent confirmation.
Key points
- Handala Hack named Sima Shine, Laura Gilinski, and Stryker in an updated list of alleged victims.
- The group claims it stole more than 100,000 emails from each of the two individuals.
- The group says it released INSS financial documents, strategic plans, and a database containing experts’ and operatives’ contact and address details.
- Handala Hack alleges it wiped 12 petabytes across 200,000 Stryker systems.
- The article attributes the claims to the group and does not independently verify them.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Stryker; Institute for National Security Studies (INSS)
- Incident Type
- Alleged data breach and destructive data wiping
- Data Types Exposed
- Personal and confidential emails
- Financial documents
- Strategic plans
- Contact details and residential and office addresses
- Affected Records
- Handala Hack claims more than 100,000 emails were stolen from each of Sima Shine and Laura Gilinski; no total record count is provided.
- Affected Data Size
- Handala Hack claims 12 petabytes were wiped from Stryker systems.
- Operational Impact
- Handala Hack claims it permanently wiped data across 200,000 Stryker systems; the article does not independently confirm the impact.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- Unknown
- Claim Status
- claimed