Nearly 1,000 organizations and 60 million individuals are reportedly impacted by the recent MOVEit campaign conducted by the Russian-speaking Cl0p ransomware group.
It’s worth noting that these numbers include both directly and indirectly impacted entities. For instance, several organizations and millions of people had their information compromised through PBI, which provides research services for the pension and financial sectors.
As of August 24, cybersecurity firm Emsisoft was aware of 988 victims and roughly 59,200,000 individuals.
The list of organizations that may have exposed the information of more than one million individuals includes Maximus, Pôle Emploi, Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles, Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, Oregon Department of Transportation, Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America, Genworth, PH Tech, Milliman Solutions, and Wilton Reassurance Company.
The number of impacted organizations is also confirmed by Resecurity, which on August 23 reported being aware of 963 public and private sector organizations worldwide hit by the MOVEit hack.
Cl0p, which is estimated to earn as much as $100…
