Clop ransomware claimed to have stolen 2 million credit cards from E-Land Retail over a one-year period. E-Land Retail, a subsidiary of E-Land Global, operates numerous retail clothing stores, including New Core and NC Department Store.Last months, E-Land retail shut down number of stores after suffering a CLOP ransomware attack. E-Land Retail assure that this ransomware attack has not affected the customer data which was kept on different server in encrypted form.
Clop ransomware analysis report suspiciously related to the recent incident in South Korea#clop #ransomware #ta505 #incident #S2WLAB #TALONhttps://t.co/Nm5fHSmIwb
— S2W (@S2W_Official) November 25, 2020
Clop ransomware analysis report suspiciously related to the recent incident in South Korea#clop #ransomware #ta505 #incident #S2WLAB #TALONhttps://t.co/Nm5fHSmIwb
— S2W (@S2W_Official) November 25, 2020
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