The notorious Lapsus$ extortion group has boasted on an underground forum about hacking biopharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca and stealing roughly 3GB of data. The hackers say they exfiltrated multiple types of sensitive enterprise data from AstraZeneca, including credentials and tokens, internal code repositories, and employee data. Lapsus$ claims to have exfiltrated Java-based application code such as “controllers, repositories, services, schedulers, configuration files, and Spring Boot resources,” cybersecurity firm SocRadar reports. The leak allegedly includes project paths associated with internal development assets, Angular and Python packages, and AWS, Azure, and Terraform cloud infrastructure information. Furthermore, the hackers claim to have stolen various credentials and other…