Everest ransomware claims major data theft from McDonald's India division

News22 Jan 2026

The Everest ransomware gang claimed Tuesday that it breached the systems of global fast food giant McDonald’s Indian division and exfiltrated over 860 GB of data, including customers’ personal information.

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