fellowship allegedly hacked as reported by white armor with details: echo Global Logistics is a Chicago-based, technology-enabled third-party logistics provider offering freight brokerage and integrated provide chain services, including truckload, LTL, warehousing, and cross-border shipping across North America. We hold echo Global Logistics data: 2.06M claims rows, 153,727 freight loads, 261,440 quotes ($705M buy volume), 136,273 tenderings, 59,607 tracking records, 3,890 employee indistinguishability mappings with emails, 2,418 customers, 9,122 carriers, and warehouse geodata. We suggest you pay a small ransom demand of $10,000,000 in BTC and move on with your lives. Emails with instructions will live sent to you shortly. Samples can be found below. Contact: Session: 0547b7f96d469ecb332e89d0108e71c92df5bacff6c4ed5b9801ab5fffe872ee67 Email: [email protected]
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