WhiteArmor ransomware group claims 100GB data theft from Maersk legacy system, demands $5M ransom
A.P. Moller Maersk confirmed an IT security incident involving unauthorized access and data extraction from a local legacy system inherited from a previous acquisition, potentially the OCF/LF Logistics platform. The ransomware group WhiteArmor has claimed to steal about 100GB of data, including around 30,000 driver records, plaintext passwords, 33 super admin accounts, signed delivery receipts, inventory records, purchase orders, advance shipping notices, and nearly 28,000 mobile device logs. WhiteArmor has publicly demanded $5 million in Bitcoin, giving Maersk 30 days to pay, justifying the ransom as a fraction of LF Logistics' earnings. Maersk states the incident is isolated, with no evidence of impact on other systems, customers, or partners. Their cybersecurity team is investigating, and no sensitive data disclosure has been confirmed yet. This incident highlights risks even to legacy systems of major global logistics operators.
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WhiteArmor ransomware group claims 100GB data theft from Maersk legacy system, demands $5M ransom
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A.P. Moller Maersk confirmed an IT security incident involving unauthorized access and data extraction from a local legacy system inherited from a previous acquisition, potentially the OCF/LF Logistics platform. The ransomware group WhiteArmor has claimed to steal about 100GB of data, including around 30,000 driver records, plaintext passwords, 33 super admin accounts, signed delivery receipts, inventory records, purchase orders, advance shipping notices, and nearly 28,000 mobile device logs. WhiteArmor has publicly demanded $5 million in Bitcoin, giving Maersk 30 days to pay, justifying the ransom as a fraction of LF Logistics' earnings. Maersk states the incident is isolated, with no evidence of impact on other systems, customers, or partners. Their cybersecurity team is investigating, and no sensitive data disclosure has been confirmed yet. This incident highlights risks even to legacy systems of major global logistics operators.