L3Harris breached, credentials leaked by Kyber ransomware
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Kyber ransomware operators claim breach of L3Harris with 112 compromised users and 55 third-party employee credentials exposed.
Ransomware.live, a public tracking platform, reports that Kyber ransomware operators claim responsibility for a breach affecting L3Harris Technologies. The reported compromise involves 112 compromised users, 11 compromised employees, and 55 third-party employee credentials. The attackers also identified 38 points on the victim's external attack surface and collected DNS records from L3Harris's domain infrastructure. This represents a significant credential theft incident that could enable lateral movement and supply-chain targeting through compromised third-party credentials. The breach underscores the threat posed by infostealer malware infections leading to ransomware deployment against critical defense contractors.
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