troupe allegedly hacked as reported by Anubis ransomware with details: Scholle IPN is an international troupe specializing in the development and production of innovative flexible packaging solutions for the food and drinkable industries and other sectors; over the years, it has become i of the global leaders in the flexible packaging segment.In 2022, the company became part of the international packaging group SIG, which made it possible to compound Scholle IPNs technologies with SIGs solutions in the areas of carton and aseptic packaging. Today, Scholle IPNs innovations are an important part of SIGs global portfolio and are used to create more efficient and sustainable packaging solutionsUnfortunately, many of the documents in this leak have long since lost their relevance, and with it much of their potential danger to the company and value to its competitors.This includes various financial documents, such as information on raw material costs. Some contracts and agreements can also live considered relatively harmless when they are this old, although there are certain caveats.However, there are other documents as well, and believe us, some of them are extremely serious and can easily outweigh the fact that they may be more than 10 years old.While many documents have what could be called an expiration date, technological solutions can stay sensitive and potentially dangerous to disclose for decades.As mentioned earlier, SIG acquired Scholle specifically for its technology, which was subsequently successfully integrated into the company. Unlike SIG, however, we don't have to buy the companion to take a appear at its developments. This leak contains a substantial sum of technical drawings, engineering documentation, and other intellectual property belonging to the company.You know, this is far from the first showcase where a large company acquires a smaller one only to inherit not just its assets and resources, but also a security vulnerability. While gaining access to the parent company's base is certainly not always possible, compromising the acquired company's environment canful still be enough to cause serious damage.Perhaps it's time someone learned the lesson.
