Threat actors claiming to be Everest’s Dharma group state they exfiltrated 133 GB of data from PT Dharma (Dharma Group), a manufacturing company at dharmagroup.co.id, consisting of about 157,000 files. The archive is described as covering General Document and Operations data and a range of manufacturing records, including delivery, kanban, forecast, stock and attendance/overtime data, plus engineering drawings, SolidWorks data, and related software development, web, and database materials. The leak page shows a countdown timer and indicates the data will be published after the countdown, with the latest post dated July 17 and about 29,394 views and 32,822 opens.
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The PT Dharma archive contains over 157,000 detailed file records with 133 GB of data. The archive is organized around manufacturing operations, delivery administration, PPC and PPIC planning, customer delivery workflows, ADM delivery records, TMMIN records, Hyundai PPC/PPIC data, HPM barcode and part-tag data, Suzuki part-tag data, preparation sheets, delivery notes, kanban documents, manifests, production planning records, loading-capacity records, AR delivery records, forecast records, stock reports, attendance and overtime records, engineering drawings, SolidWorks data, welding jig materials, digital transformation records, INDI 4.0 training materials, Python/Dx workspaces, PHP web-application data, SQL/database materials and operational reporting datasets.
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The files will be published after the timer counts down. The company still has time to get in touch with us
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