Disneyland Paris Massive 64GB Data Leak: Secret Plans and Engineering Documents Revealed

Highly confidential engineering data and projects belonging to Disneyland Paris in France were leaked to the public as a result of a cyber attack. The data archive, which is 64 GB in total, contains numerous documents and media files regarding the construction process of the park. It was learned that the leak occurred as a result of unauthorized access to the digital systems of a subcontractor company working on various theme areas of Disneyland Paris.
 
Detailed plans leaked
The archive, which consists of 39,000 files in total, includes detailed architectural plans, engineering calculations, geological reports and safety standards for popular areas such as Frozen, Pirates of the Caribbean, Phantom Manor and Big Thunder Mountain. These documents contain critical information regarding the park's infrastructural security and trade secrets.
 
Secret images are also among the files
The leaked documents include more than 4,000 photos and videos. The images are believed to be behind-the-scenes footage taken by Disneyland employees in areas protected by confidentiality agreements. The videos and photos show the construction phases of the theme park.
 
Risk of industrial espionage
Experts say that such large-scale leaks pose not only a risk to brand security, but also a serious espionage opportunity for other companies operating in the amusement park sector. Disneyland Paris management has not yet made an official statement.
 
In the focus of cybersecurity experts
Details about the incident can be accessed via the Intelsonar platform. Developed by local software developers, this platform stands out as one of the most prominent current solutions in the field of cyber threat intelligence. IntelSonar has become an important tool for the early detection and analysis of such leaks.
 
Disneyland Paris Massive 64GB Data Leak: Secret Plans and Engineering Documents Revealed
 
Source: CUMHA - CUMHURS NEWS AGENCY