Everest’s leak page claims Capgemini Engineering was the victim, with 13.08 GB of data across 722,470 files. The data categories claimed include HR and recruitment records, consultant profiles, internal documentation, source code and development files, and client materials. The leak page says the data comes from the Altran internal data repository integrated into Capgemini Engineering and is organized around enterprise content management, Documentum technology and xCP. Publication status on the leak page is listed as published.
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Capgemini Engineering victim page describing the Altran data repository now integrated into Capgemini Engineering; capgemini.com 13 GB DataBase; dataset details.
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