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Cl0p Ransomware Group Names Over 40 Victims of PTC Windchill Campaign - SecurityWeek

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The Cl0p ransomware group published a list naming over 40 organizations it says were targeted in an extortion campaign tied to PTC Windchill, a development reported by multiple security outlets.Backed by 2 sourcessecurityweek.comSecurity Affairs

Reporting and monitoring indicate the wave moved from leak-site assertion toward partial corroboration: Philips and Shell have publicly responded to being named, several European organizations appear on the listings, and a second security vendor confirmed the same Windchill webshell artefact that PTC had already documented.Backed by 1 sourcessecurityweek.com

Security analysts and blogs covering the incident describe the technical linkage to a Windchill webshell artefact and have published lists and analyses of affected organizations while investigations and vendor confirmations continue.Backed by 1 sourcesSecurity Affairs

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