While AMD confirmed that it is investigating the alleged breach, IntelBroker has posted previews of stolen data that include employee database, customer database, source codes, and firmware data.

Sensitive data offered in exchange for crypto

In the post on Breach Forums, IntelBroker outlined the extent of the data breach, claiming to have accessed various types of information, including ROMs, firmware, source code, property files, and databases containing employee and customer details. Additionally, the hacker asserted having obtained financial information, future AMD product plans, and technical specification sheets.

The alleged employee database breach includes sensitive personal information such as user IDs, job functions, email addresses, employment status, names, and business phone numbers.