Internal records from Schrödinger GmbH, the German arm of the computational chemistry software giant Schrödinger, Inc., have allegedly been put up for sale by a threat actor. As a key technology partner for major pharmaceutical and biotech companies, the firm handles sensitive information. The alleged sale involves approximately 9GB of the company’s internal financial and operational data, reportedly spanning a period from 2018 to 2025, which has been advertised on a data leak forum.
The seller claims the extensive dataset contains highly strategic and sensitive information. The compromised information allegedly includes thousands of detailed financial invoices from a variety of suppliers, employee expense reports containing personal details, and account reconciliation documents with banking information. The leak purportedly provides deep insights into the company’s multinational operations, marketing expenditures, and strategic collaborations with pharmaceutical giants.
Among the data allegedly for sale are:
- Financial Invoices from suppliers like Amazon Business and Merck KGaA.
- Employee Expense Reports with names, personnel numbers, and travel details.
- Account Reconciliation and SEPA payment reports with IBAN and BIC details.
- Legal Contracts and strategic collaboration documents.
- Multinational Operational and Logistics Data.
