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Analog Devices Reports Unauthorized Access and File Exfiltration
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Analog Devices disclosed that it identified unauthorized access to certain systems on June 23, 2026, and later determined that some files were exfiltrated. The semiconductor company has engaged external cybersecurity specialists, notified law enforcement, and said its investigation remains ongoing. It reported no operational disruption, known public release, or known fraudulent use of the files, while separately assessing ExfilSquad's unverified claims of customer-data theft.
First Article: 07/31/26
Latest Article: 07/31/26
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07-30-2026
BleepingComputer / Bill Toulas
Analog Devices disclosed on June 23, 2026, that an unauthorized party accessed systems and exfiltrated files, prompting investigation and planned notifications.
07-30-2026
Security Affairs / Pierluigi Paganini
Analog Devices disclosed on June 23, 2026, that unauthorized access in the United States exfiltrated files from company systems, prompting investigation and regulatory reporting.
07-30-2026
Seeking Alpha
Analog Devices disclosed unauthorized system access and investigated a separate extortion claim after incidents emerged on June 23 and July 26 in company systems and public reports.
07-29-2026
Bloomberg / Tom Giles
Analog Devices Inc. disclosed in a regulatory filing that unauthorized access identified June 23 led to exfiltration of some files at its Wilmington, Massachusetts operations.
07-29-2026
Bloomberg / Dina Bass
Analog Devices said Wednesday it was assessing ExfilSquad's claim of a customer-data breach and threatened disclosure after DeXpose reported the hackers' allegations.
