IntelBroker claims third leak of Hewlett Packard Enterprise
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has reportedly experienced a third data breach, as claimed by the threat actor IntelBroker. The threat actor claimed this breach occurred "2 days ago" and is distinct from previous incidents, marking the third such claim against HPE.
According to IntelBroker's post, the most recent breach exposed sensitive data, including:
- HPE GTCAAS source code,
- hard-coded credentials,
- API tokens,
- various certificates and private keys.
This follows two previous breaches announced in the middle of January 2025 and at the end of January 2025, where the threat actor claimed to have gained access to HPE's services for multiple days, allegedly acquiring code, keys, certificate and PII.
HPE acknowledged the January 2024 breach stating they had "immediately activated our cyber response protocols, disabled related credentials, and launched an investigation". The company has not yet publicly responded to this latest breach announcement.
