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The gang's data leak site references Apple Watch, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and the ThinkPad Z60m.

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REvil on Tuesday began releasing a series of 'proofs' that appear to show blueprints and designs for products. But Dell says it has no 'relationship with Quanta Computer.'. REvil copied the information contained in its data-leak site post from the Wikipedia page for Quanta Computer, which lists a number of manufactures as customers. 'We do not have a relationship with Quanta Computer,' a Dell spokeswoman tells Information Security Media Group. This information appears has been copied and pasted from the Wikipedia page for Quanta Computer, at least some of which is inaccurate. REvil's data-leak site further lists Cisco, Dell, HP, Siemens, Sony and Toshiba as being among the other manufacturers with which Quanta works. Quanta and Apple didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. Quanta has made it clear to us that it does not care about the data of its customers and employees, thereby allowing the publication and sale of all data we have,' REvil says. 'From our side, a lot of time has been devoted to solving this problem. REvil claims that its previous ransom demands have been rebuffed by Quanta. 'Tim Cook can say thank you Quanta,' it adds, referring to Apple's CEO. 'In order not to wait for the upcoming Apple presentations, today we, the REvil group, will provide data on the upcoming releases of the company so beloved by many,' the REvil gang says in a post to its data leak site. REvil published a number of alleged blueprints for Apple devices, which it claimed to have stolen from Taiwanese manufacturer Quanta Computer, which builds computing devices for a number of vendors.

The extortion threat was unveiled Tuesday, hours before Apple was scheduled to make a series of major new product announcements. See Also: OnDemand | Understanding Human Behavior: Tackling Retail's ATO & Fraud Prevention Challenge The REvil - aka Sodinokibi - ransomware gang is threatening to release stolen Apple device blueprints unless it receives a massive payoff. REvil's data leak site first listed Apple device manufacturer Quanta as a victim on Tuesday.