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Nefilim Ransomware Operators Allegedly Targeted the Dussmann Group, Germany’s Largest Private Multi-Service Provider

Nefilim Ransomware Operators Allegedly Targeted the Dussmann Group, Germany’s Largest Private Multi-Service Provider

In today’s world, with the steadily increasing of ransomware cyberattacks the security of systems has become the main concern for the organizations. The ransomware attacks caused the companies to lose sensitive data, brought organizations’ productivity to a halt, as well as provoking considerable economic losses due to the costs of recovering from these attacks.

During our continuous darkweb and deepweb monitoring, the Cyble Research Team came across the post of Nefilim ransomware operators in which they have claimed to have breached The Dussmann Group and in possession of the company’s sensitive data.

With 64,500 employees in 22 countries, the Dussmann Group carries out services for people, by people and is one of the largest private multi-service providers worldwide. There are five Dussmann group company divisions: Facility Management, Technical Building Equipment and Engineering, Nursing and Care for the Elderly, In-House Corporate Child-Care, Media Retailing.

Below is the message posted by Nefilim ransomware operators-:

After analysing the leaked files, Cyble Research Team identified-:

  • Currently, the ransomware operators have published the data leak part 1 of the company of around 15.7 GB.
  • The data leak seems to consist of corporate operational documents which include the company’s claim settlement documents, compulsory security mortgages documents, legal contracts, Cooperation and Project agreements, and much more.
  • In total 16,805 company’s data files seem to have been leaked by the ransomware operators.

Cyble has been reporting these types of breaches to aware individuals of the risks associated with using online services.

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Tips on how to prevent ransomware attacks –

  • Never click on unverified/unidentified links
  • Do not open untrusted email attachments
  • Only download from sites you trust
  • Never use unfamiliar USBs
  • Use security software and keep it updated
  • Backup your data periodically
  • Isolate the infected system from the network
  • Use mail server content scanning and filtering

It is recommended to follow above mentioned prevention methods and never pay the ransom.

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