SHELL PROBES SECURITY BREACH AFTER CLOP GANG THEFT
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Shell has launched an investigation into a potential security incident following claims by the Clop ransomware gang that it stole 89GB of company data. The oil giant confirmed the probe but has not yet disclosed details about the breach's scope or impact.
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