MOVEit hack: Gang claims not to have BBC, BA and Boots data

Cyber criminals have told the BBC they do not have data belonging to large UK organisations thought to be victims of a mass hack. Firms including the BBC, British Airways and Boots have told staff that sensitive payroll data was stolen in last month's breach. It's thought hundreds of organisations who used the file transfer tool MOVEit have had their data stolen. In an email exchange with the BBC the cyber criminals repeatedly claimed not to have stolen the Zellis data. Since the initial MOVEit disclosure researchers have found multiple security issues within the software which means it's possible that the data was stolen in a different way by a different group.

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