Hackers from the Crimson Collective claim to have stolen and exfiltrated 28,000 repositories containing sensitive data from a Red Hat GitLab instance used for consulting projects. Red Hat has acknowledged unauthorized access, initiated remediation, and is engaging with affected customers, emphasizing that core products remain secure. #CrimsonCollective #RedHatGitLabSecurity
Keypoints
- Red Hat detected unauthorized access to its GitLab consulting instance and responded promptly.
- The hackers claim to have stolen over 28,000 repositories, including client CERs, code, and internal communications.
- Allegedly stolen data includes configuration files, network details, cloud platform files, and authentication tokens.
- Red Hat stated that no sensitive personal data has been identified in the affected repositories.
- The incident has not impacted Red Hat’s core products, and the company continues investigating the breach.
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