bpost potentially victim of ransomware attack

bpost potentially victim of ransomware attack

Data from bpost has appeared on TridentLocker’s ransomware website. It is not yet clear what data is involved.

The Belgian postal service bpost has possibly been affected by a ransomware attack. This is evident from files that appeared on the website of the ransomware gang TridentLocker. Approximately 30 GB of information, immediately available for download, is said to be located there. The attack has not yet been officially confirmed by bpost.

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Data from bpost has appeared on the website of the ransomware gang TridentLocker. The exact nature of the information is not yet clear. Specifically, the folder contains 5,140 files totaling 30.46 GB.

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The ransomware was discovered on December 1. In a ransomware attack, malicious actors typically demand a ransom before data is posted online. It is not yet clear if this is also the case here. For now, official communication from bpost is awaited.

Leaked data from bpost on TridentLocker. Source: Ransomware.live