The WhiteArmor ransomware gang listed Maersk on its data leak site over the weekend and publicly demanded $5 million, BleepingComputer reported [2]. “You have 30 days to contact us and pay USD 5,000,000 in bitcoin,” the group wrote [2]. It says it holds about 100GB taken from the OCF/LF Logistics platform, the system of Maersk’s contract-logistics arm, including nearly 30,000 driver records, plaintext passwords, 33 top-privilege “SUPER_ADMIN” accounts, signed delivery receipts, inventory rows with purchase orders and advance shipping notices, and 27,842 mobile device logs with phone numbers, emails and IMEI numbers [2]. None of these claims has been independently verified, and Maersk has not linked the incident to WhiteArmor or to LF Logistics by name.Maersk completed its purchase of Hong Kong-based LF Logistics from Li & Fung in August 2022 at an enterprise value of $3.6 billion, adding 223 warehouses and about 10,000 employees [3]. The business was rebranded as Maersk [3].Maersk was one of the companies hit hardest by the NotPetya malware attack in 2017, which forced it to reinstall about 4,000 servers and 45,000 workstations and cost it up to $300 million [2].
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