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Developing: Blue Yonder ransomware attack claimed by Termite

Posted on December 6, 2024 by Dissent

Termite threat actor(s) have now claimed responsibility for the Blue Yonder ransomware attack that has caused widespread impact.

They provide no proof as yet, but a note posted on their dark web leak site several hours ago says, “Our team got 680gb of data such as DB dumps Email lists for future attacks (over 16000) Documents (over 200000) Reports Insurance documents. Check for updates. Data links will be available soon.”

We’ll be watching.

Bleeping Computer has a concise write-up pf the Blue Yonder incident and its impact so far for those who want to get quickly up to date on it.

 

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