ShinyHunters Defaces Clop Leak Site, Claims Theft of Server Data and Onion Keys

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Summary

BleepingComputer confirmed ShinyHunters defaced Clop’s leak site and uploaded a message. The group claims it stole server data and onion keys, but those claims and allegations about the feud remain unverified.

Key points

  • ShinyHunters reportedly used an alleged unauthenticated Grav CMS file-upload flaw to place a message on Clop’s leak site.
  • BleepingComputer confirmed the uploaded file and that the Tor site displayed a ShinyHunters defacement.
  • ShinyHunters claims it accessed the server and stole source code, Grav CMS plugins, system logs, and Clop’s onion-service private keys; these claims were not independently verified.
  • If valid, the claimed onion keys could allow the group to operate a site under Clop’s existing onion address.
  • ShinyHunters said it plans to review the allegedly stolen data and extort Clop.
  • The group described the attack as retaliation amid a dispute over Clop’s Oracle E-Business Suite extortion campaign and alleged threats; those allegations were not independently verified.

Article Details

Victim Organization
Clop
Incident Type
Website breach and defacement; ShinyHunters also claimed to steal server data and Clop's Tor onion-service private keys.
Data Types Exposed
  • Source code
  • Grav CMS plugins
  • System logs
  • Tor onion-service private keys
Operational Impact
Clop's Tor data leak site was defaced. ShinyHunters claimed it had full server access and said valid onion private keys could let it operate a site at Clop's existing onion address; the key claim was not independently verified.
Ransom Or Extortion
ShinyHunters said it planned to extort Clop and planned to post a message instructing Clop to contact it within 72 hours. The source does not confirm that an extortion demand was delivered.
Claim Status
alleged

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