Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is probing assertions made by prolific Big Tech intruder IntelBroker that they broke into the US corporation's systems and accessed source code, among other things. In a statement sent to The Register, HPE confirmed it was informed of the cyber criminal's claims late last week:

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is investigating a data breach after a well-known hacker claimed to have stolen sensitive information from the company. The hacker, who uses the alias “IntelBroker,” claims to have stolen a trove of data from HPE,

The hacker is offering to sell stolen HPE source codes, private and public access keys and personally identifiable information (PIIs) of customers from the breach.

IntelBroker offered an HPE archive for sale The hacker claims it contains sensitive data such as source code and access HPE said it was investigating the claims Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) said it was investigating claims of a data breach,

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is investigating claims of a new breach after a threat actor said they stole documents from the company's developer environments.

Allegations of a new breach affecting Hewlett Packard Enterprise come from a threat actor that had previously compromised an HPE test environment in early 2024.

HPE investigating claims by the hacker IntelBroker, who is offering to sell source code and other data allegedly stolen from the tech giant.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is investigating claims of an intrusion after IntelBroker claimed to have stolen documents from the company's developer

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has launched an investigation into claims by prominent hacker, IntelBroker, who alleges to have stolen sensitive data from the tech giant. The hacker announced on January 16 on BreachForums that they are selling files purportedly taken from HPE systems.