Dell has confirmed a security breach after the World Leaks ransomware cyber gang leaked 1.3 terabytes of data allegedly stolen from the company’s infrastructure.

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Dell confirms the compromise of a demo environment containing synthetic data after hackers leak allegedly stolen information.