Summary
Written by ThreatClusterfrom victim profile, leak postSarcoma claims to have exfiltrated a 643 GB archive from Pfullendorfer Tor-Systeme. The group states the archive includes HR and recruitment records, internal documentation and source code. The leak post is published, and the victim profile identifies a German manufacturing company with domain pfullendorfer.de.
Describes what the group claims on its leak site. A listing is not confirmation that a breach occurred.
What was taken
Pfullendorfer Tor-Systeme was a German company that manufactured high-quality, long-lasting Kipptore (tilt doors) for garages, starting in 1949. They specialized in durable, value-preserving products and offered features like varied filling options and integrated wicket doors. With over 400,000 customers, the company was known for the stability of its tilt door design and its commitment to providing customers with customized and durable solutions, though the snippet provided does not give its current status. Pfullendorfer Tor-Systeme has been based in the region for over 70 years and has established itself as an attractive employer. In addition to direct entry-level commercial and industrial positions, we have been offering apprenticeships at our company for several years, thus giving young people the opportunity to shape their professional futures.
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