AMD breached again!!!

[sram]

https://www.theregister.com/2024/08/26/amd_internal_data_intelbroker/

Digital data thieves have reportedly breached AMD's internal communications and are offering the allegedly stolen goods for sale.


In an August 25 listing on the dark web marketplace BreachForums, criminal groups IntelBroker and EnergyWeaponUser took credit for the break-in, which they claimed took place the same day — and also swore is separate from IntelBroker's earlier theft and sale of AMD source code and other internal data from June.


The BreachForums post promises buyers compromised comms from "a mix of sources," including "idmprod.xilinx.com" and "amdsso.okta.com," and reportedly contains user credentials, case numbers and descriptions, and internal resolutions.

Who is not breached this year?

 

[Zarathustra[H]]

This will only keep getting worse until we start disregarding international jurisdictions and droning these assholes.

 

[philb2]

This will only keep getting worse until we start disregarding international jurisdictions and droning these assholes.

And get mafia type hitmen after these guys

 

[Tengis]

And get mafia type hitmen after these guys

Ive been saying this to people for years.

Once they start being put to sleep criminals will think twice if they know a company will go to the ends of the earth to find them.

 

[Meeho]

Ive been saying this to people for years.

Once they start being put to sleep criminals will think twice if they know a company will go to the ends of the earth to find them.

Yes, what could go wrong...

 

[Ranulfo]

Bah, just learn the phase: acceptable collateral damage.

 

[Zarathustra[H]]

Yes, what could go wrong...

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Bah, just learn the phase: acceptable collateral damage.

We have high accuracy weapons that minimize the risks of collateral damage.

Some risk of unintended collateral damage is unavoidable over time when you have armed intervention. Just look at some of the highly publicized police actions here at home. These - of course - have to be balanced against the value of the target.

But you know what? If these shit hole companies don't want collateral damage on their citizenry, they could start extraditing these criminals instead of protecting them.

 

[ZeroBarrier]

I expect nothing less from the company who's had CPUs capable of being infected by malware.

 

[KazeoHin]

This will only keep getting worse until we start disregarding international jurisdictions and droning these assholes.

I would think twice before giving corporate parties private militias, and instead think more about how much we trust corporate entities to house data, and how much we (economically) rely on data to keep the world turning.

Corporate espionage has always been a thing, now it's just subcontracted and offered as a service.

 

[Zarathustra[H]]

I would think twice before giving corporate parties private militias, and instead think more about how much we trust corporate entities to house data, and how much we (economically) rely on data to keep the world turning.

Corporate espionage has always been a thing, now it's just subcontracted and offered as a service.

I'm not suggesting the corporations do so themselves. I'm suggesting we give U.S. agencies the authority to take strong action inside the countries where these criminals hide with government protection. Let them know there is nowhere they can hide.

 

[philb2]

Ive been saying this to people for years.

Once they start being put to sleep criminals will think twice if they know a company will go to the ends of the earth to find them.

I'm not suggesting the corporations do so themselves. I'm suggesting we give U.S. agencies the authority to take strong action inside the countries where these criminals hide with government protection. Let them know there is nowhere they can hide.

I agree. That will easily take care of the "Nigerian" hackers and the Iranians.. But going after the bad guys in Russia, China, and N. Korea will be a bit more challenging. How about subcontracting this out to the Mossad.

 

[techie81]

Yes, what could go wrong...

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that is some classic shit there

 

[sleepeeg3]

Yes, what could go wrong...

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Syndicate... great game. Creative premise.

 

[Shoganai]

 

[Pongi]

Yes, what could go wrong...

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The second I saw this I started hearing the Syndicate music in me head.

 

[Lakados]

A little social engineering to steal some credentials a VPN to get them geographically close to the target, then use those credentials to get VPN access into the systems and the bad guys are off to the races.