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Black Basta claims 500GB from BT Conferencing
BT took BT Conferencing servers offline after Black Basta claimed to have stolen 500GB of data.
- Organisation
- BT Conferencing
- Disclosed
- 3 December 2024
- Affected
- Not stated
- Data
- Corporate and customer files
- Attacker
- Black Basta
- Severity
- minor
- Region
- UK
- Source
- CM-Alliance ↗
Cite this
Nuffield Consulting, “Black Basta claims 500GB from BT Conferencing”, The Daily Tech Wire outage & breach log, 3 Dec 2024. https://techwire.nuffieldconsulting.com/incidents/2024-12-03-bt-conferencing-breach/ (retrieved 15 Nov 2026).
This entry summarises public reporting. Please also cite the original source: CM-Alliance, https://www.cm-alliance.com/cybersecurity-blog/top-10-biggest-cyber-attacks-of-2024-25-other-attacks-to-know-about.
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