Threat Actor: Unknown threat actor
Victim: 16 companies (names not provided)
Information:
🌟 The threat actor is offering unauthorized access to 16 companies.
🌟 The compromised entities include small-scale enterprises and medium-scale corporations.
🌟 The sectors of the compromised companies include Hospitality, Food & Beverage, Finance, IT, Federal, Business Services, and Logistics Services.
🌟 The compromised entities are located in regions such as Malaysia, Chile, Spain, India, Tunisia, Dominican Republic, Colombia, France, Argentina, Belgium, the United Arab Emirates, and Brazil.
🌟 The threat actor is selling multiple accesses to these entities.
🌟 Businesses should take immediate action to assess vulnerabilities and strengthen cybersecurity measures to prevent unauthorized access and potential data breaches.
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A threat actor has emerged, claiming to offer unauthorized access of 16 companies. This threat actor is providing information regarding the sale based on the valuations of these companies with information about the sectors these are Hospitality, Food & Beverage, Finance, IT, Federal, Business Services, Logistics Services and more. From the samples presented, it’s evident that although the majority of compromised entities are small-scale enterprises, the threat actor asserts accessibility to the networks of mediuml-scale corporations as well.
Regions spanning Malaysia, Chile, Spain, India, Spain, Tunisia, Dominican Republic, Colombia, France, Argentina, India, Belgium and the United Arab Emirates, including multiple accesses, are among the compromised entities. Additionally, multiple accesses from the Brazil are also available for sale.
It’s imperative for businesses to act swiftly, assess vulnerabilities, and reinforce cybersecurity measures to mitigate the risks of unauthorized access and potential data breaches.
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