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Hackers stole 570GB of sensitive data from Red Hat’s consulting GitLab, including info from major firms like Bank of America and the U.S. Navy.
A hacking group named the Crimson Collective claims to have breached Red Hat’s consulting GitLab instance, stealing 570GB of data from over 28,000 projects, including sensitive client reports and technical details from major organizations like Bank of America, the U.S. Navy, and T-Mobile.
The stolen data reportedly includes infrastructure diagrams, authentication tokens, and CI/CD files.
Red Hat confirmed the breach occurred in a non-core consulting environment, stated the affected system is isolated, and is conducting a forensic investigation while notifying impacted customers.
The company emphasized the incident does not affect its core products like Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
The breach highlights growing risks from misconfigured development repositories and potential supply-chain threats, with experts warning of possible targeted attacks using exposed system details.
Los hackers robaron 570 GB de datos confidenciales de la consultora GitLab de Red Hat, incluida información de grandes empresas como Bank of America y la Armada de los Estados Unidos.