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Hacker selling Dell employees’ data after a second alleged data breach

Posted on September 23, 2024 by Dissent

Shweta Sharma reports:

Dell Technologies has allegedly suffered two data breaches since Thursday amounting to a breach of over 3.5GB of data belonging to at least 10,000 company employees.

A hacker using the alias “grep” had claimed the first breach by posting a sample of the stolen dataset on BreachForums for free, offering a full release in exchange for 1 BreachForums credit, approximately amounting to $0.30.

“In September 2024 Dell suffered a minor data breach that exposed internal employees data,” grep said in a September 19 post. “Were affected over 10800 employees belonging Dell and their partners.”

The dataset has sensitive information belonging to these employees, including Employee ID, Employee full name, Employee status, and Employee internal ID, Grep added in the post.

Read more about the second breach at CSO.

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