A ransomware group named J GROUP claims to have breached Dimensional Control Systems (DCS), stealing 11GB of sensitive data, including proprietary software architecture, client metadata, and internal security procedures.
DCS, a Michigan-based provider of dimensional engineering software, serves major clients such as Boeing, Samsung, Siemens, and Volkswagen across aerospace, automotive, and electronics sectors.
Alleged data exposure
J GROUP published sample files on its leak site to substantiate the attack, comprising a text file and a compressed folder containing documents with employee names and expense reports. Cybernews researchers analyzed the samples but could not verify their authenticity, cautioning that cybercriminals often reuse data from past breaches to falsely support new extortion claims.
Company response and risks
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