Mr. Raccoon

Reported Context (4)

An individual using this alias claimed responsibility for a breach involving an India-based BPO associated with Adobe. The claim, including the alleged theft of approximately 13 million support tickets, has not been confirmed. UNC6783 Targets BPO Providers to Reach Larger Organizations
A hacker using the Raccoon persona claimed to have stolen Adobe data from a BPO firm in India. GTIG's description reportedly suggests this hacker may be the same actor as UNC6783; the connection is not confirmed. Google Warns of UNC6783 Campaign Targeting BPOs for Data Extortion
Used as an alias by someone who claimed responsibility for a breach of Adobe and the theft of 13 million support tickets and other data. Adobe had not confirmed the breach, and the article reports no evidence supporting the claim. Google: UNC6783 Uses BPO Access to Target High-Value Companies
Reports attribute the alleged compromise of an Indian BPO partner and exfiltration of Adobe support data to Mr. Raccoon. The article does not independently verify the attribution. Report Alleges Mr. Raccoon Stole 13 Million Adobe Support Tickets via BPO

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MITRE ATT&CK (5)

Products (3)

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