WhiteArmor is demanding a $5 million Bitcoin ransom from A.P. Moller-Maersk after claiming to have stolen about 100 GB of data from the OCF/LF Logistics platform, which supports logistics and supply-chain operations. Maersk confirmed an IT security incident involving unauthorized access and data extraction from a local legacy system inherited from a previous acquisition, but said its findings so far strongly suggest no sensitive data has been disclosed and that the breach is isolated to that one system. The cyber-crime group says the stolen data includes nearly 30,000 driver records, plain-text passwords, 33 super-admin accounts, signed delivery receipts, inventory records, purchase orders, advance shipping notices and 27,842 mobile-device logs containing phone numbers, email addresses and IMEI numbers. Maersk’s statement does not confirm the attackers’ claims, and the company says it does not anticipate disruption to customer operations. 1