LockBit ransomware group threatens to publish stolen Royal Mail data
Reading Time: < 1 minutesThe Russian-linked LockBit ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for the Royal Mail cyberattack and is threatening to publish the data it stole from the U.K. postal giant.
Royal Mail’s chief executive, previously said it was believed that no customer data had been stolen as part of the attack.
Royal Mail said it continues to experience service disruption as a result of the incident, now more than a month ago. In an update dated February 7, the company said that while it continues to ‘make progress’ by using alternative solutions and systems not affected by the cyberattack, it remains unable to process international parcels at Post Office branches across the United Kingdom.
‘Royal Mail is still asking customers to buy postage online before heading to their Post Office branch to drop off their items, as it remains unable to process any new parcels bought over the counter,’ the company said. ‘Our teams are continuing to work around the clock to reinstate remaining export services as quickly as we can.’
Some reports claimed that Royal Mail was the target of ransomware that compromised machines used to print customs labels for parcels sent to overseas destinations.
Royal Mail ships to more than 200 countries and territories, and sent about 200,000 parcels overseas every day last year, according to the BBC.
Reference: https://techcrunch.com/2023/02/07/lockbit-ransomware-royal-mail/
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