02-10-2026, 12:19 AM
Mammut.com (Mammut Sports Group)
Mammut Sports Group is a Swiss group specializing in the manufacture and distribution of equipment and clothing for mountain sports, mountaineering, trekking, and outdoor activities. Founded in 1862, Mammut is renowned for its innovation, product quality, and commitment to mountain safety. The group offers a comprehensive range of products, from ropes, backpacks, technical clothing, and footwear to safety equipment such as avalanche airbags. Mammut is present in around 40 countries and is also involved in sustainability and training initiatives, such as the Mammut Mountain School.
DataCarry attack (2025): On May 26, 2025, Mammut Sports Group was the victim of a ransomware cyberattack carried out by the DataCarry group. This attack was claimed and published on the DataCarry leak site, with the estimated date of compromise dating back to September 2024.
The leak includes (after removing duplicate files with identical hashes) 28 files (522 MB), including 4 CSV, 16 SQL, and 5 XLSX files (one of which contains passwords and firewall settings, which I duplicated in a separate folder).
Download:
http://biteblob6dpsxzifmtaehokesj7kkojn4...Mammut.rar
Mammut Sports Group is a Swiss group specializing in the manufacture and distribution of equipment and clothing for mountain sports, mountaineering, trekking, and outdoor activities. Founded in 1862, Mammut is renowned for its innovation, product quality, and commitment to mountain safety. The group offers a comprehensive range of products, from ropes, backpacks, technical clothing, and footwear to safety equipment such as avalanche airbags. Mammut is present in around 40 countries and is also involved in sustainability and training initiatives, such as the Mammut Mountain School.
DataCarry attack (2025): On May 26, 2025, Mammut Sports Group was the victim of a ransomware cyberattack carried out by the DataCarry group. This attack was claimed and published on the DataCarry leak site, with the estimated date of compromise dating back to September 2024.
The leak includes (after removing duplicate files with identical hashes) 28 files (522 MB), including 4 CSV, 16 SQL, and 5 XLSX files (one of which contains passwords and firewall settings, which I duplicated in a separate folder).
Download:
http://biteblob6dpsxzifmtaehokesj7kkojn4...Mammut.rar
