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Trinity of Chaos Leaks 1.5 Billion Records, FBI Warns

A group called Trinity of Chaos has leaked a vast amount of personally identifiable information (PII) following a series of cyber attacks. The data, which lacks passwords but includes substantial PII, has been obtained from vulnerable Salesforce instances and other systems. The FBI has issued a warning to organizations to monitor their environments for signs of infiltration.

The data leak, orchestrated by Trinity of Chaos, a collective of Lapsus$, ShinyHunters, and Scattered Spider, has affected numerous sectors. The full extent of compromised data is still emerging, with incidents involving high-profile companies like Aeromexico, AirFrance, Google, Cisco, Stellantis, and Qantas Airlines coming to light. The group has shifted towards a traditional ransomware approach, conducting coordinated hacks and extortion operations.

The group has launched a data leak site, 'Trinity of Chaos', and claims to have updated it with over 1.5 billion records. Victims are given until October 10 to pay, or face further data exposure. Cybersecurity experts caution that the stolen data could be exploited for malicious purposes, including harmful AI applications.

The data leak, resulting from malicious cyber activity targeting vulnerable systems, has raised serious concerns. Organizations are urged to monitor their environments and enhance security measures. The FBI's flash warning underscores the gravity of the situation, as the group behind the leak, Trinity of Chaos, continues to conduct coordinated hacks and extortion operations.

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