Maze ransomware operators published internal data from  Xerox after the company did not pay the ransom.  Maze ransomware operators have published tens of 25.8 GB  internal data allegedly stolen from  Xerox following failed extortion attempts. Xerox did not disclose the cyberattack, but early June the Maze ransomware operators published some screenshots that showed that a Xerox domain has been encrypted.

Hackers for profit is the last thing Xerox needs

One screenshot showed that hosts on “eu.xerox.net,” managed by Xerox , was hacked. In June, Maze ransomware  included Xerox in the list of the victims published on their leak site.

It appears  Xerox was hacked by exploiting the vulnerability of the servers they were running.  Maze ransomeware  has been  active during the past months, they have stolen data from US military contractor Westech and the ST Engineering group, and they have released credit card data stolen from the Bank of Costa Rica (BCR) threatening to leak data.