Hackers have reportedly stolen data from at least a dozen companies following a breach at business monitoring software maker Anodot, leaving its customers exposed to extortion and at risk of having their data published online.
Bleeping Computer, among the first to report the Anodot breach, and BBC News both reported that the ShinyHunters hacking group was threatening to release the stolen data if its ransom demands were not met.
Originally reported by TechCrunch
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