Dark Project claims data theft from Rocky Mount Recyclers

The ransomware group Dark Project has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Rocky Mount Recyclers, alleging the exfiltration of over 40GB of sensitive employee and customer data.

Key Points:

• Dark Project claims to have stolen more than 40GB of data from Rocky Mount Recyclers, a recycling company.
• The alleged leaked data includes personal employee documents, customer information, and bank or financial records.
• The group states that approximately 12,000 files were not secured by the victim organization.
• DNS records indicate the victim uses Barracuda Networks for email security and Microsoft Outlook for protection.
• This is an emerging group, so the claim should be treated with caution until independently verified.

The ransomware group known as Dark Project has published a new victim, identifying Rocky Mount Recyclers as the target of a recent cyberattack. The group alleges that the breach resulted in the theft of over 40GB of company data. According to the leak site, the stolen content contains significant amounts of sensitive information, including personal documents belonging to employees, data belonging to the company's customers, and various bank and financial documents. The group further claims that about 12,000 files were left unsecured by Rocky Mount Recyclers prior to the incident.

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