Cybernews Harley-Davidson Data Breach Linked to Cl0p Ransomware Gang
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- •Cl0p claims to have stolen 270GB of data from Harley-Davidson.
- •The breach is part of a broader campaign targeting companies using PTC Windchill software.
- •Harley-Davidson has not confirmed the breach details but is aware of the claims.
The Cl0p ransomware group has claimed responsibility for a data breach involving Harley-Davidson, alleging the theft of 270GB of internal data. The breach was reported on September 10, 2026, when Cl0p added Harley-Davidson to its leak site, indicating that the company did not engage with them. Harley-Davidson has acknowledged the claims but has not provided further details on the incident. The leaked data may include sensitive information related to PTC Windchill software, which is widely used in manufacturing. Other companies, including GE and ALDO, were also reportedly targeted, with an additional 400GB of data published by Cl0p. The specific impact and details of the leaked files remain unclear as the investigation is ongoing.
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