The infamous Maze Ransomware operators have also leaked sample data for proof.
In the cybersecurity world, we come across a range of ransomware over time. Some are new players while some happen to be long-established ones with a consistent history of attacks. One example of the latter is Maze ransomware operator who has once again done its part by claiming to have attacked South Korean tech giant LG Electronics.
See: LG Smart TV Screen Bricked After Android Ransomware Infection
Maze ransomware operators stated that they have encrypted and gained access to the proprietary data of LG which relates to US-based companies. This can present serious implications for LG, especially as US technological firms face mounting pressure in competition with China.
Screenshot of a press release from Maze Ransomware operators
As proof for the hack, 3 screenshots have been released by the attackers:
1. The first one appears to be comprised of the firmware or software updates that LG releases for its hardware products deduced from the fact that a file with the KDZ extension can be seen which is the format used by LG for such developments.
Furthermore, as seen, all files have “ATT_US” present within their names which hints that these may be for AT&T.
2. The second one showcases Python files that the hack ..
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