• A hacker claims to sell data stolen from the checkpoint
• The security company says data is from an old violation that has been processed
• But some security experts are not convinced of this explanation

A hacker claims to have stolen a “very sensitive” data set from Check Point – but the company is looking to play all the worries that users may have.

Cybercriminal, under the name of CoreInjection, posted about the data set with compromised checkpoint files on a cybercrime forum – and claims that the information contains user information, employee contract information and internal network cards, among other things.