Cl0p attacks Körber AG
Date:
August 21, 2023
Overview
Title
Cl0p attacks Körber AG
Victim
Körber AG
Attacker
Cl0p
Location
Size of Attack
Unknown/TBD
First Reported
August 21, 2023
Last Updated
October 31, 2022
The Cl0p ransomware gang has attacked Körber AG. Körber AG is a German-based international technology group that operates in a wide range of industries, providing various solutions and technologies to enhance productivity, efficiency, and innovation. The group's diverse portfolio includes businesses focused on automation, logistics, machine tools, pharmaceuticals, tissue, and more. Cl0p posted Körber AG to its data leak site on August 21st but provided no further details. Cl0p is a RaaS platform first observed in 2019. Clop has advanced anti-analysis capabilities and anti-virtual machine analysis to prevent investigations in an emulated environment like those commonly used by security tools. Cl0p is increasingly using automation to exploit known vulnerabilities to infiltrate targets, as well as a SQL injection zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2023-34362) that installs a web shell – a rarity amongst ransomware operators. Attacks by Cl0p surged in Q1 of 2023 as the gang leveraged patchable exploits for the GoAnywhere file transfer software to compromise more than 100 victims in a matter of weeks, although it is unknown how well they were able to monetize the attacks. Cl0p is likely to be leveraging automation to identify exposed organizations who have not patched against known vulnerability, which is why we are seeing so many new victims. Ransom demands vary depending on the target and average around $3 million dollars but have been reported as to be as high as $20 million. Ransom amounts are likely to continue to grow as Clop focuses more on the exfiltration of sensitive data.
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