ChimeraZ Claims KEL Group Data Breach Affected 1.3 Million People
Summary
A threat actor called ChimeraZ is offering data allegedly stolen from French company KEL Group, claiming about 1.3 million people were affected and alleging website disruption and backup deletion. The claims are unverified.
Key points
- ChimeraZ is advertising data it claims was stolen from KEL Group, a French construction and building-materials software company.
- The actor claims the breach affected about 1.3 million people; the article does not independently verify the claim.
- The advertised data reportedly includes a JSONL set with 4,080,536 lines and an archive of about 200,000 PDF files, said to be 110 GB compressed.
- The actor also claims it disrupted the website and deleted backups.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- KEL Group
- Incident Type
- Alleged data breach and data sale; the actor also claims website disruption and backup deletion.
- Affected Records
- ChimeraZ claims about 1.3 million people were affected. The listing describes a first data part containing 4,080,536 JSONL lines and a second archive of around 200,000 PDF files; these quantities are actor claims.
- Affected Data Size
- The actor claims the PDF archive is 110 GB compressed.
- Operational Impact
- The actor claims website disruption and backup deletion; neither is independently confirmed in the supplied content.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- The actor is offering the alleged data for sale and says it accepts XMR with escrow. No ransom demand is reported.
- Claim Status
- claimed
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ConstructionA threat actor calling itself ChimeraZ claims to be selling data allegedly stolen from KEL Group, a French construction and building-materials software company, and says the breach affected about 1.3 million people.SoftwareA threat actor calling itself ChimeraZ claims to be selling data allegedly stolen from KEL Group, a French construction and building-materials software company, and says the breach affected about 1.3 million people.