Italian Winery Casale Del Giglio Targeted by Orca Ransomware, 253GB of Data Allegedly Stolen

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📌 Overview
The Orca ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for an attack on Casale Del Giglio, a well-known Italian winery, alleging they have exfiltrated 253GB of sensitive company data. The threat actors claim to have compromised financial records, employee identification documents, invoices, company infrastructure details, and other corporate data.

The ransomware group has encrypted the company's network and set a deadline of March 20, 2025, for data publication unless the victim meets their undisclosed demands. Screenshots of the allegedly stolen files, including employee IDs and financial statements, have been uploaded to the Orca ransomware leak site on the dark web.

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