Aussie Firm Benedict Hit by Data Breach
Australian landscaping and recycling firm Benedict has been listed by the INC Ransom hacking group on its darknet leak site, with claims of a 270-gigabyte data breach.
The breach allegedly includes compromised HR files, payroll data, and other sensitive information, such as workers' compensation data and child support deductions.
- Extensive backups of user data
- Human resources information
- Salesforce files
- Detailed workplace incident reports
No ransom demand was listed by the hackers, nor any other commentary on the hack.
Benedict is investigating the claims, stating they are "aware of the hackers' claims and is actively investigating."
Author's summary: Benedict faces data breach with 270-gigabyte leak.
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