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πŸš¨πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ MΓ©rida military service applicant database allegedly leaked
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A forum actor claims to have leaked a database containing applicants for Mexico’s Cartilla del Servicio Militar Nacional in MΓ©rida, YucatΓ‘n, covering records from 2020 through 2026.
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The exposed data allegedly includes:
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β€’ Full names and email addresses
β€’ Parents’ and guardians’ names
β€’ Nationality and naturalization information
β€’ Dates and places of birth
β€’ CURP identifiers
β€’ Phone numbers
β€’ Home addresses and postal codes
β€’ Education, school and grade information
β€’ Occupation and employment details
β€’ Marital status
β€’ Blood type
β€’ Disability information
β€’ Military service application and processing details
β€’ Application status and issuance dates
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A sample containing personal information was published alongside the post, with the full CSV reportedly distributed through Telegram.
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This claim is currently unverified.
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🚨 Framework customer data exposed after Metabase zero-day breach

Computer maker Framework says all customers were affected after attackers compromised its cloud instance at business intelligence provider Metabase.

Exposed information includes:

β€’ Names
β€’ Email addresses
β€’ Phone numbers
β€’ Physical addresses

Framework says order and payment information was not included.

Metabase says attackers exploited an unknown zero-day affecting versions 1.58 and later, which could allow access to customer instances and connected data.

The vulnerability has been patched, and Metabase Cloud instances have been updated.

Framework has not disclosed the total number of affected customers.

Source: https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/07/computer-maker-framework-notifies-all-customers-of-a-data-breach/

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🚨 WordPress patches XSS2Shell flaw that could lead to server code execution

CVE-2026-64638 is a CVSS 8.9 pre-authentication XSS vulnerability in the WordPress login screen.

The XSS itself requires no account. Researchers at pwn.ai demonstrated how it can be chained against a logged-in administrator to reach PHP code execution after social engineering the admin into interacting with an attacker-controlled page.

A successful chain could potentially allow attackers to:

β€’ Create API credentials
β€’ Gain authenticated REST access
β€’ Upload malicious plugin files
β€’ Execute PHP on the server
β€’ Access WordPress secrets and database credentials

WordPress 7.0.3 fixes the flaw, with patches backported through the 4.7 branch.

NHS England says exploitation is likely following the release of technical details and a PoC.

WordPress has not reported confirmed exploitation in the wild as of August 7.

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I have added 8 forums to the Forums Status Monitoring section on the threat feed, that are currently being onboarded. Almost all of them are of the carding variety. CTRL+SHIFT+R to refresh the page. No dates as to completion, but you will know once done.
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πŸš¨β€ΌοΈπŸš¨ URGENT πŸš¨β€ΌοΈπŸš¨

BTCPay Server disclosed Friday that a critical vulnerability is being actively exploited and urged users to update their servers to version 2.4.2 immediately, according to the project’s official X account.

The team warned that user funds could be at risk, although it remains unclear how many servers have been compromised or whether any funds have been stolen.

Users who cannot update immediately were advised to shut down their BTCPay Server instances to prevent potential unauthorized access until the patch can be applied.

Details about the vulnerability and the ongoing exploitation remain limited. The Block said it contacted BTCPay Server for additional information.

Source: https://x.com/BtcpayServer/status/2085755643659522240
πŸš¨πŸ‡«πŸ‡· AFPABox user data and administrator access allegedly leaked
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A forum actor claims to have leaked data associated with AFPABox, a platform connected to AFPA, France’s national adult vocational training organization. The post also claims administrator access to the platform.
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The leak allegedly includes 101 user records containing:
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β€’ First and last names
β€’ Positions and account statuses
β€’ User messages
β€’ Ages and gender information
β€’ Registration dates
β€’ Local time and language settings
β€’ Last-visit timestamps
β€’ User identifiers
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This claim is currently unverified.
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‼️ Exploit Forum:

Exploit[.]in:

198[.]144[.]121[.]93
πŸ‡³πŸ‡± ASN: 206264
Organization: Amarutu Technology Ltd

send[.]exploit[.]in:

195[.]206[.]181[.]20
πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ ASN: 25369
Organization: Hydra Communications Ltd

notes[.]exploit[.]in

31[.]220[.]0[.]206
πŸ‡§πŸ‡Ώ ASN: 206264
Organization: Amarutu Technology Ltd
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IP Information for 89.39.149.156

ASN: 19624
ISP / Org: SERVERROOM - Data Room, Inc, US
Country: RO
Network Range: 89.39.149.0/24
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If you support this forum... go fuck yourself. Amarutu Technology Ltd, which operates the DDoS protection and hosting provider KoDDOS, has been identified in European parliamentary and academic monitoring reports as infrastructure associated with significant levels of online abuse. Research examining network abuse has also flagged its autonomous system as a notable hosting provider linked to the distribution of child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
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🚨 ShinyHunters claims an unnamed company as a victim.

The listing claims over 11.5 million records across Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Entra containing some customer and employee PII, along with 3.1 TB+ of internal corporate data.
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1/2🚨 Cl0p Ransomware claims 44 victims

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ Mindray - A global medical technology manufacturer. The listing claims 50 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $5 billion.

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Continental Aerospace Technologies - A U.S. aerospace manufacturer specializing in aircraft engines and components. The listing claims 347 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $91 million.

net****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 230 GB of projects, CAD files, backups, and Windchill files, with listed revenue of $370.9 million.

sh****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 89 GB of engineering drawings, facility photographs, facility testing reports, and project plans, with listed revenue of $2.673 trillion.

g****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 391 GB of software backups, system files, and projects, with listed revenue of $113 billion.

fis****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 874 GB of projects, CAD files, Windchill files, and software, with listed revenue of $21.2 billion.

phi****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 13.5 GB of PDF drawings, diagrams, and blueprints, with listed revenue of $20.7 billion.

ald****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 424 GB of TSV files, software, projects, and CAD files, with listed revenue of $14.8 billion.

jr**** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 556.4 GB of CAD files, PDF drawings, diagrams, product presentations, specifications, manuals, and instructions, with listed revenue of $7.8 billion.

toa****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 215 GB of project data, database backups, and logs, with listed revenue of $6.4 billion.

lar****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 56 GB of project files and software, with listed revenue of $1.7 billion.

sta****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 3,030 GB of databases and project data, with listed revenue of $939.2 million.

par****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 24 GB of databases, projects, CAD files, and backups, with listed revenue of $475.7 million.

mam****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 136 GB of PNG and Windchill files, with listed revenue of $281 million.

cor****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 3,684 GB of databases, projects, PDFs, TXT files, and DOC files, with listed revenue of $269.8 million.

mam****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 1.18 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $131 million.

tri****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 1,579.9 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $1 billion.

sma****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 6.08 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $113 million.

suu****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 1,470 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $111 million.

bri****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 22.4 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $100 million.

jpm****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 75.4 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $400 million.

clo****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 651 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $400 million.

ato****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 980 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $68 million.

hon****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 1,588 GB of databases and project files, with listed revenue of $470 million.

int****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 261 GB of databases, projects, PDFs, XLSX, XLS, and DOCX files, with listed revenue of $31 million.

int****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 271 GB of databases, projects, backups, software installers, updates, and XML files, with listed revenue of $27 million.

gal****** - Redacted organization. The listing claims 382 GB of databases, projects, project backups, and SQL database backups, with listed revenue of $15 million.
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