AMD admits that a small amount of information was leaked in the attack and had no 'substantial impact' on its business/operations

According to news from this site on June 22, AMD issued a statement through Bloomberg: "Based on our preliminary investigation results, this data leakage came from a third-party supplier website (providing services for assembling some AMD products), and very little information was disclosed. . This data breach will not have a material impact on our business or operations."

This site reported on June 19 that hacker IntelBroker began selling AMD company data on the forum, claiming that it contained AMD employee information, financial documents and confidential information, and shared some screenshots of AMD certificates, but he did not announce the sale. Price details and contact details.
The threat actor also said the data included an employee database containing user IDs, first and last names, job functions, business phone numbers, email addresses and employment status, DarkWebInformer reported.

1. AMD previously issued a statement stating that it was investigating the cyber attack: "A cybercriminal organization claimed to have stolen AMD's data. We are working closely with law enforcement officials and third-party hosting partners to investigate the incident and The Importance of Data”.

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