Microsoft, one of the companies affected by the 2022 mass hacking of tech companies, has recently come forward with a new attack claim. “Anonymous SudanThe hacker group claimed that it had hacked into Microsoft and obtained the information of more than 30 million Microsoft accounts.

It was stated that affected user data includes Microsoft account email addresses and passwords. The group also sold the data it claimed to have seized for $50,000. Also as proof An example piece of 100 bills published.

Microsoft denied the hack claim:

Speaking to BleepingComputer, a Microsoft spokesperson said the data leaked into their analysis of their systems couldn’t find any evidence shared. Apart from this statement, no new statement has been made.

Anonymous Sudan shared a “warning” regarding this statement from Microsoft:

The group claiming to have hacked Microsoft probably claimed this hack on the page where the data was for sale. that you will refuse There was also a note.

At the moment it is not clear which side to rely on. At the same time, it is not known whether the data the group claims to have received is real or new data. Considering the $50,000 price the group paid for the data, 30 million users to cheap to stay.