Dynatrace Source Code Allegedly Stolen from GitHub
A threat actor advertised the alleged theft of 8.46GB of internal Dynatrace GitHub data, including 246 repositories. The US-based AI performance monitoring firm has not publicly confirmed a breach. The data is claimed to contain source code and potential cloud infrastructure details.
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A threat actor has advertised the alleged theft of 8.46 GB of internal data from Dynatrace, a US-based AI performance monitoring company, including source code from 246 GitHub repositories. The data is said to contain sensitive details about the firm’s cloud infrastructure. Dynatrace has not publicly confirmed the breach, and the number of individuals whose personal information may be exposed remains unknown.
Public reporting indicates the incident came to light on June 12, 2026, when the threat actor offered the alleged stolen material for sale or distribution. Available reporting describes the package as containing internal repositories that could reveal how Dynatrace builds and secures its systems. Because the company has stayed silent, it is not yet clear whether customer data, employee records, or partner credentials were included alongside the source code.
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