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A message from the Dr.web bot started flying around via Telegram:
We have hacked the infrastructure of Dr.Web, a company that has long been considered one of the top cybersecurity companies. Ironic? More than that.
We penetrated the local network, having initially planned everything. After that, systematic work began - step by step we moved deeper, hacking server after server, resource after resource. In just a few days, we penetrated the most secure parts of the infrastructure.
We managed to hack and unload the corporate GitLab server, where internal developments and projects were stored, the corporate mail server, Confluence, Redmine, Jenkins, Mantis, RocketChat - systems where development was carried out and tasks were discussed. All security improvement projects now seem to need protection in themselves. We did not ignore software management resources either.
Client databases. Yes, we also unloaded the data of users who trusted Dr.Web with their security. The icing on the cake is the domain controller. Having mastered it, all we had to do was fill up our storage devices by uploading more and more data.
The total amount of data received was about 10 terabytes. However, the most remarkable thing is that we remained unnoticed for a whole month. While the "IS giant" continued to sell its products and talk about the importance of data protection, painting fairy tales about a "timely suppressed ( https://t.me/DrWeb_antivirus/3619 )" attempt to harm the infrastructure.
Expect interesting news. We have a lot of Russian data, we continue to work on larger goals.
We have hacked the infrastructure of Dr.Web, a company that has long been considered one of the top cybersecurity companies. Ironic? More than that.
We penetrated the local network, having initially planned everything. After that, systematic work began - step by step we moved deeper, hacking server after server, resource after resource. In just a few days, we penetrated the most secure parts of the infrastructure.
We managed to hack and unload the corporate GitLab server, where internal developments and projects were stored, the corporate mail server, Confluence, Redmine, Jenkins, Mantis, RocketChat - systems where development was carried out and tasks were discussed. All security improvement projects now seem to need protection in themselves. We did not ignore software management resources either.
Client databases. Yes, we also unloaded the data of users who trusted Dr.Web with their security. The icing on the cake is the domain controller. Having mastered it, all we had to do was fill up our storage devices by uploading more and more data.
The total amount of data received was about 10 terabytes. However, the most remarkable thing is that we remained unnoticed for a whole month. While the "IS giant" continued to sell its products and talk about the importance of data protection, painting fairy tales about a "timely suppressed ( https://t.me/DrWeb_antivirus/3619 )" attempt to harm the infrastructure.
Expect interesting news. We have a lot of Russian data, we continue to work on larger goals.
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