Clop ransomware claims Aldo Group compromise
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Clop ransomware gang claims to have compromised Aldo Group, exfiltrating data from approximately 1,396 user accounts.
Ransomware.live, a public tracking platform that indexes ransomware operator disclosures, reports that the Clop ransomware gang has listed Aldo Group (Aldoshoes.com) as a victim. According to the posting, the compromise affected 1,396 user accounts. The posting includes DNS records and a leak screenshot allegedly from the victim's infrastructure, consistent with Clop's operational pattern of claiming credential access and data exfiltration prior to encryption or ransom demands. The retail sector footprint aligns with historical Clop targeting. The claim remains unverified and relies on operator self-reporting, which is not always reliable.
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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/QUxET0dST1VQLkNPTShBTERPU0hPRVMuQ09NKUBjbG9w
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