Anubis ransomware gang claims data breach at Disneyland Paris
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The Anubis ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for compromising Disneyland Paris.
The gang posted details of the alleged breach on their dark web leak site, claiming to have obtained a 64GB data archive containing sensitive construction and renovation information from the popular European Disney destination.
The attack was reportedly executed through a security breach of a partner company that had access to Disneyland Paris construction data. The alleged stolen data archive includes detailed engineering plans and construction blueprints for numerous park attractions and infrastructure projects:
- Plans for Frozen-themed attractions
- Crush's Coaster engineering documents
- Pirates of the Caribbean construction files
- Big Thunder Mountain renovation plans
- Autopia attraction blueprints
- Buzz Lightyear ride specifications
- Orbitron technical drawings
- Casey Jr. construction details
- Phantom Manor engineering plans
- Ratatouille attraction documentation
- Various other park infrastructure and engineering materials
It's not clear whether any visitor or customer data was exposed.
Anubis announced they would release portions of the stolen data within hours of their initial announcement. The group has already uploaded images and videos to their leak site, allegedly showing detailed technical drawings and engineering specifications for various park attractions. Additional materials include engineering-related work documentation and construction photographs from the site.
Disneyland Paris typically requires all employees and contractors to sign strict non-disclosure agreements that prohibit sharing internal materials publicly. The exposure of detailed construction and engineering plans could compromise future projects, and provide competitors with proprietary design information.
Disneyland Paris has not issued any official statement regarding the incident, and the theme park operator has not responded to requests for comment from cybersecurity journalists investigating the claims.
