Hacker claims data breach of Capgemini
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A cybercriminal, known as "grep," claims to have stolen 20GB of sensitive data from Capgemini, a major French multinational IT and consulting firm. Capgemini is one of the world's leading IT services firms, with reported revenues of over €22 billion (approximately $24 billion) in 2023.
The attacker claims to have targeted Capgemini this month and posted on BreachForums, stating they selectively exfiltrated data they considered most valuable, such as large files, confidential company documents, Terraform files, internal cloud infrastructure details, and more.
Sample data, including T-Mobile VM logs and screenshots of customer information, have been shared on hacking forums.
The stolen data reportedly includes
- source code,
- private keys,
- credentials,
- API keys,
- employee information,
- T-Mobile's virtual machine (VM) logs.
Capgemini has not yet confirmed or denied the data breach. The company has not commented on the claims made by the attacker.
