Cl0p claims a mass hack of Shell, Philips, and dozens more
14-08-2026 09:33 via thenextweb.com

Cl0p claims a mass hack of Shell, Philips, and dozens more

The Russia-linked ransomware group Cl0p has claimed a fresh wave of cyberattacks, naming Shell and Philips among its victims and, by some counts, dragging close to 50 companies into the mess. It is a familiar sort of headline, and one that reads more than a little like a rerun of the Oracle-linked breaches that have unsettled corporate […]
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