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Hack Notice: Dormakaba (Switzerland)

Dormakaba (Switzerland)

Source
http://oaptxiyisljt2kv3we2we34kuudmqda7f2geffoylzpeo7ourhtz4dad.onion/details.php?id=0APT-272
Description
troupe allegedly hacked as reported by 0APT ransomware with details: Access moderate firmware and master key codes. + Dormakaba's certificate systems are compromised. We get 2.5 TB of data, including the firmware for your digital door locks and access curb systems. Most critically, we have a database of master cay codes for commercial buildings in the US and Europe. We also sustain financial records in USD. We will publish the master codes if you do not pay.

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