Crooks pwned your servers? You've got four days to tell us, SEC tells public companies.US government hit by Russia's Clop in MOVEit mass attack.MOVEit body count closes in on 400 orgs, 20M+ individuals.The latter two lawsuits allege that the university and health-care provider failed to properly secure patients' protected health information that was accessed in the breach. So are some of Progress Software's customers, including Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Health System. Progress Software, which makes the MOVEit file transfer suite, is facing multiple class-action lawsuits stemming from the vulnerability. "It will likely take months if not years for the full impact and costs to become clear as the legal proceedings will not play out quickly," he added. "Given the complexity of the upstream/downstream, it's highly likely that some of the organizations which have been impacted don't yet realize they've been impacted." "How many organizations and individuals have been impacted by this incident remains to be seen," Emsisoft Threat Analyst Brett Callow told The Register. The team has been scouring state breach notifications, SEC filings, other public disclosures, and Clop's website to update their list of affected orgs and people at least every 24 hours since the fiasco started. The new additions to the victims' list bring the headcount to 514 organizations and more than 36 million individuals, according to Emsisoft threat researchers. 514 compromised organizations and counting Cheese nor the Hallmark Channel immediately responded to The Register's inquiries after Clop listed both on its leak site.
We continue to closely monitor our systems for any unusual activity." "We have been working with the subset of our customers who were using MOVEit as part of their workflows and continue to provide updates and support to them as our investigation proceeds.
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