π¨πΊπΈ Dataset containing 5.3M allegedly used or inactive payment card records advertised on a cybercrime forum
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A forum seller is advertising a private dataset containing approximately 5.3 million records, claiming roughly 99% of the data is associated with the United States. The listing describes the payment card information as previously used or no longer active.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ Payment card numbers
β’ Expiration dates
β’ Cardholder names
β’ Billing addresses
β’ Cities, states and ZIP codes
β’ Countries
β’ Phone numbers
β’ Email addresses
β’ IP addresses
β’ User-agent information
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The seller states that every record contains either a phone number or email address and says escrow is accepted.
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Bidding starts at $8,000, with $500 minimum bid increments and a $10,000 buyout price. The auction is scheduled to end on September 21, 2026.
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The seller's claims and the authenticity, source and validity of the advertised data have not been independently verified.
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A forum seller is advertising a private dataset containing approximately 5.3 million records, claiming roughly 99% of the data is associated with the United States. The listing describes the payment card information as previously used or no longer active.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ Payment card numbers
β’ Expiration dates
β’ Cardholder names
β’ Billing addresses
β’ Cities, states and ZIP codes
β’ Countries
β’ Phone numbers
β’ Email addresses
β’ IP addresses
β’ User-agent information
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The seller states that every record contains either a phone number or email address and says escrow is accepted.
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Bidding starts at $8,000, with $500 minimum bid increments and a $10,000 buyout price. The auction is scheduled to end on September 21, 2026.
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The seller's claims and the authenticity, source and validity of the advertised data have not been independently verified.
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π¨π«π· French Tennis Federation database allegedly breached, 200K+ users claimed
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A cybercrime forum user claims to have breached the French Tennis Federation (FFT) and exfiltrated information belonging to more than 200,000 users. The post lists a total user count of 210,540 and claims the data was extracted during a recent scraping operation.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ User and account IDs
β’ Names
β’ Email and contact-related information
β’ Phone numbers
β’ Billing addresses
β’ Shipping addresses
β’ Postal codes, cities and countries
β’ Payment method information
β’ Customer and seller information
β’ Order and product information
β’ Prices, quantities and tax amounts
β’ Account balances and fees
β’ Refund information
β’ Status and account activity fields
β’ Date and timestamp information
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The forum post includes what the user describes as a sample of the allegedly compromised data and lists dozens of database fields claimed to have been extracted.
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The claims and the authenticity, source and scope of the allegedly exposed data have not been independently verified.
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A cybercrime forum user claims to have breached the French Tennis Federation (FFT) and exfiltrated information belonging to more than 200,000 users. The post lists a total user count of 210,540 and claims the data was extracted during a recent scraping operation.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ User and account IDs
β’ Names
β’ Email and contact-related information
β’ Phone numbers
β’ Billing addresses
β’ Shipping addresses
β’ Postal codes, cities and countries
β’ Payment method information
β’ Customer and seller information
β’ Order and product information
β’ Prices, quantities and tax amounts
β’ Account balances and fees
β’ Refund information
β’ Status and account activity fields
β’ Date and timestamp information
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The forum post includes what the user describes as a sample of the allegedly compromised data and lists dozens of database fields claimed to have been extracted.
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The claims and the authenticity, source and scope of the allegedly exposed data have not been independently verified.
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π¨πΉπ· Access to Turkish telecommunications company allegedly listed for sale on a cybercrime forum
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A cybercrime forum user is advertising what they claim is privileged access to the Azure Active Directory environment of a telecommunications company in Turkey. The seller claims the access provides Database Administrator (SA) privileges.
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The advertised access includes:
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β’ Azure AD environment
β’ Database Administrator (SA) privileges
β’ Approximately 100 hosts
β’ No detected AV/EDR
β’ Telecommunications industry
β’ Turkey-based organization
β’ Claimed company revenue of $25M to $50M
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The seller is asking 2,487,240 sats, approximately 0.02487240 BTC, for the access and states that it is also available through an underground access marketplace.
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The seller's claims and the authenticity, scope and current validity of the allegedly compromised access have not been independently verified.
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A cybercrime forum user is advertising what they claim is privileged access to the Azure Active Directory environment of a telecommunications company in Turkey. The seller claims the access provides Database Administrator (SA) privileges.
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The advertised access includes:
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β’ Azure AD environment
β’ Database Administrator (SA) privileges
β’ Approximately 100 hosts
β’ No detected AV/EDR
β’ Telecommunications industry
β’ Turkey-based organization
β’ Claimed company revenue of $25M to $50M
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The seller is asking 2,487,240 sats, approximately 0.02487240 BTC, for the access and states that it is also available through an underground access marketplace.
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The seller's claims and the authenticity, scope and current validity of the allegedly compromised access have not been independently verified.
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π¨πͺπΈ Cistec database allegedly leaked on a cybercrime forum, millions of records claimed
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A cybercrime forum user claims to have obtained data from Cistec, a Spain-based digital marketing and technology company. The post claims access to a 1.4 GB database environment containing 31 databases and 1,214 tables, including CRM, ERP, HR, invoicing, logistics and communications-related systems.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ First and last names
β’ Email addresses
β’ Phone and mobile numbers
β’ DNI and identification numbers
β’ Dates of birth
β’ Physical addresses
β’ Cities, locations and postal codes
β’ Gender information
β’ IP addresses
β’ Internal identifiers
β’ CRM and customer-related records
β’ ERP and invoicing-related data
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The user claims approximately 1.1 million personal records from 2022 through 2025, approximately 65,000 additional records associated with business partner Impacting Digital, and approximately 5.4 million phone-number records, of which around 4.2 million are claimed to be unique.
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The claims and the authenticity, source and scope of the allegedly exposed data have not been independently verified.
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A cybercrime forum user claims to have obtained data from Cistec, a Spain-based digital marketing and technology company. The post claims access to a 1.4 GB database environment containing 31 databases and 1,214 tables, including CRM, ERP, HR, invoicing, logistics and communications-related systems.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ First and last names
β’ Email addresses
β’ Phone and mobile numbers
β’ DNI and identification numbers
β’ Dates of birth
β’ Physical addresses
β’ Cities, locations and postal codes
β’ Gender information
β’ IP addresses
β’ Internal identifiers
β’ CRM and customer-related records
β’ ERP and invoicing-related data
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The user claims approximately 1.1 million personal records from 2022 through 2025, approximately 65,000 additional records associated with business partner Impacting Digital, and approximately 5.4 million phone-number records, of which around 4.2 million are claimed to be unique.
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The claims and the authenticity, source and scope of the allegedly exposed data have not been independently verified.
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βΌοΈ New Darknet Market: UnderWeb Market
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βΌοΈ New Dark Web Informer Blog Post!
Title: bitbybit Studio Customer Records and AI Chat Logs Offered for Sale
Link: https://darkwebinformer.com/bitbybit-studio-customer-records-and-ai-chat-logs-offered-for-sale/
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Title: bitbybit Studio Customer Records and AI Chat Logs Offered for Sale
Link: https://darkwebinformer.com/bitbybit-studio-customer-records-and-ai-chat-logs-offered-for-sale/
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Dark Web Informer
bitbybit Studio Customer Records and AI Chat Logs Offered for Sale
A forum user posting as seraphims is selling what they describe as the database of bitbybit.studio, an AI commerce platform that turns customer conversations on WhatsApp and Instagram into orders, support, and checkouts.
βΌοΈ New Dark Web Informer Blog Post!
Title: French Police File Queries Allegedly Taken Through the Calypsso Portal
Link: https://darkwebinformer.com/french-police-file-queries-allegedly-taken-through-the-calypsso-portal/
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Title: French Police File Queries Allegedly Taken Through the Calypsso Portal
Link: https://darkwebinformer.com/french-police-file-queries-allegedly-taken-through-the-calypsso-portal/
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Dark Web Informer
French Police File Queries Allegedly Taken Through the Calypsso Portal
A forum user posting as DumpSecNew is selling what they describe as data drawn from Portail Calypsso, an access portal used to query French national police systems.
βΌοΈ New Dark Web Informer Blog Post!
Title: 6.1 TB of Italian School Documents Offered for Sale as Spaggiari Disputes the Scope
Link: https://darkwebinformer.com/6-1-tb-of-italian-school-documents-offered-for-sale-as-spaggiari-disputes-the-scope/
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Title: 6.1 TB of Italian School Documents Offered for Sale as Spaggiari Disputes the Scope
Link: https://darkwebinformer.com/6-1-tb-of-italian-school-documents-offered-for-sale-as-spaggiari-disputes-the-scope/
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6.1 TB of Italian School Documents Offered for Sale as Spaggiari Disputes the Scope
A forum user posting as xpl0itrs is selling what they describe as 6.1 TB of documents taken from Gruppo Spaggiari Parma, a long established Italian supplier of school administration software.
πͺ That Dark Web Guy - Part 3 πͺ
βΌοΈ New Dark Web Informer Blog Post! Title: 6.1 TB of Italian School Documents Offered for Sale as Spaggiari Disputes the Scope Link: https://darkwebinformer.com/6-1-tb-of-italian-school-documents-offered-for-sale-as-spaggiari-disputes-the-scope/ π₯ Get earlyβ¦
Here is the claim on the xpl0itrs leak site.
βΌοΈπΊπΈ ShinyHunters names CyrusOne, LLC.
Per the listing:
"Update 23 Aug: We are removing the clients name off this post. They are refusing to pay a $13 million demand.
They have 24 hours left to engage with us. We hold 12.9 million Salesforce records along with:
Sharepoint: (369.6 GB Compressed / 645 GB Uncompressed) 288,729 Files, 60,513 Folders - More than 182,000 rows of Customer data Extracted from the "Contacts" Salesforce Object.
- Over 8,300 Rows of Employee PII (Full Name, Email, Job Title, Phone Number, ect.)
- Thousands of executed contracts, MSAs, NDAs, amendments, leases, and SOWs
- Extensive physical key inventory logs, verification photos, and contractor Green Badge audits
- Large collection of data center drawings, floor plans, electrical one-line diagrams, security system drawings, and site schematics
- Full CERM (Critical Environment Reliability Management) process library
- Physical and information security policy suite plus governance materials
- Regional security scorecards, KPI workbooks, GAM sheets, and signed performance packages
- Credential and access-control artifacts (including PasswordList.xlsx, Okta SSC Access lists, active badge reports, and multiple Data Center Access Control forms)"
Original listing https://x.com/DarkWebInformer/status/2090458094388105490
Per the listing:
"Update 23 Aug: We are removing the clients name off this post. They are refusing to pay a $13 million demand.
They have 24 hours left to engage with us. We hold 12.9 million Salesforce records along with:
Sharepoint: (369.6 GB Compressed / 645 GB Uncompressed) 288,729 Files, 60,513 Folders - More than 182,000 rows of Customer data Extracted from the "Contacts" Salesforce Object.
- Over 8,300 Rows of Employee PII (Full Name, Email, Job Title, Phone Number, ect.)
- Thousands of executed contracts, MSAs, NDAs, amendments, leases, and SOWs
- Extensive physical key inventory logs, verification photos, and contractor Green Badge audits
- Large collection of data center drawings, floor plans, electrical one-line diagrams, security system drawings, and site schematics
- Full CERM (Critical Environment Reliability Management) process library
- Physical and information security policy suite plus governance materials
- Regional security scorecards, KPI workbooks, GAM sheets, and signed performance packages
- Credential and access-control artifacts (including PasswordList.xlsx, Okta SSC Access lists, active badge reports, and multiple Data Center Access Control forms)"
Original listing https://x.com/DarkWebInformer/status/2090458094388105490
π¨ Ready-made executable crypter with Telegram bot, payment system and admin panel advertised on a cybercrime forum
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A cybercrime forum seller is advertising the source code for what they describe as a ready-made commercial crypter platform designed to process Windows PE x64 executables. The seller claims the project combines a native high-performance core, backend infrastructure, Telegram-based interface and separate administrative panel.
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The seller states that only three copies are being offered and advertises a claimed detection rate of 1/36.
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The advertised features include:
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β’ Windows PE x64 executable processing
β’ Automated file processing
β’ Configurable settings and parameters
β’ Resource and metadata handling
β’ Queued and parallel task processing
β’ User access and usage limits
β’ Operation history
β’ Automatic delivery of processed results
β’ Subscription and pricing system
β’ Integrated payment system
β’ Referral program
β’ Administrative panel
β’ User and activity management
β’ Multilingual interface
β’ Private cryptographic methods
β’ Telegram bot interface
β’ Backend and native core components
β’ Self-hosted deployment and infrastructure integration
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The seller's claims and the capabilities, effectiveness and detection rate of the advertised tool have not been independently verified.
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A cybercrime forum seller is advertising the source code for what they describe as a ready-made commercial crypter platform designed to process Windows PE x64 executables. The seller claims the project combines a native high-performance core, backend infrastructure, Telegram-based interface and separate administrative panel.
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The seller states that only three copies are being offered and advertises a claimed detection rate of 1/36.
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The advertised features include:
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β’ Windows PE x64 executable processing
β’ Automated file processing
β’ Configurable settings and parameters
β’ Resource and metadata handling
β’ Queued and parallel task processing
β’ User access and usage limits
β’ Operation history
β’ Automatic delivery of processed results
β’ Subscription and pricing system
β’ Integrated payment system
β’ Referral program
β’ Administrative panel
β’ User and activity management
β’ Multilingual interface
β’ Private cryptographic methods
β’ Telegram bot interface
β’ Backend and native core components
β’ Self-hosted deployment and infrastructure integration
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The seller's claims and the capabilities, effectiveness and detection rate of the advertised tool have not been independently verified.
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Mullvad VPN is testing smarter multi-hop and a spinnable server globe on Android
https://tech.yahoo.com/vpn/articles/mullvad-vpn-testing-smarter-multi-152506734.html
https://tech.yahoo.com/vpn/articles/mullvad-vpn-testing-smarter-multi-152506734.html
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Mullvad VPN is testing smarter multi-hop and a spinnable server globe on Android
Mullvad is testing a redesigned multi-hop feature for its Android app, along with an interactive server globe and smarter location search, all currently in beta.
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π¨πͺπΊ Rezcomm customer database allegedly leaked on a cybercrime forum, 17K+ records claimed
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A cybercrime forum user claims to have obtained the database of Rezcomm, an e-commerce platform provider serving industries including airports, parking facilities and cruise ports. The post claims the dataset contains information from more than 17,000 individuals across multiple databases.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ Usernames
β’ Email addresses
β’ Phone numbers
β’ Full names
β’ Customer account information
β’ Address details
β’ Airport and venue-related booking information
β’ Transaction-related records
β’ User activity information
β’ Technical booking data
β’ Internal database fields
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The seller claims the data was extracted from three databases totaling approximately 50 GB across 555 tables. The post includes sample CSV files and sample records allegedly demonstrating the exposed information.
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Rezcomm provides e-commerce solutions for airports, parking operators and travel-related businesses, including booking and reservation services.
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The claims and the authenticity, source and scope of the allegedly exposed data have not been independently verified.
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A cybercrime forum user claims to have obtained the database of Rezcomm, an e-commerce platform provider serving industries including airports, parking facilities and cruise ports. The post claims the dataset contains information from more than 17,000 individuals across multiple databases.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ Usernames
β’ Email addresses
β’ Phone numbers
β’ Full names
β’ Customer account information
β’ Address details
β’ Airport and venue-related booking information
β’ Transaction-related records
β’ User activity information
β’ Technical booking data
β’ Internal database fields
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The seller claims the data was extracted from three databases totaling approximately 50 GB across 555 tables. The post includes sample CSV files and sample records allegedly demonstrating the exposed information.
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Rezcomm provides e-commerce solutions for airports, parking operators and travel-related businesses, including booking and reservation services.
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The claims and the authenticity, source and scope of the allegedly exposed data have not been independently verified.
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π¨π«π· Klark.ai database allegedly leaked on a cybercrime forum, 140GB of data claimed
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A cybercrime forum user claims to have obtained multiple databases belonging to Klark.ai, an artificial intelligence platform designed to help customer service teams generate responses and build knowledge bases from existing conversations.
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The threat actor claims the leak contains 4 databases totaling approximately 140 GB, with data allegedly stored across 162 CSV files. The seller claims many files contain millions of rows.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ Names and first names
β’ Email addresses
β’ Phone numbers
β’ Hashed passwords
β’ Customer conversations
β’ Exchange-related information
β’ Logs
β’ API keys and secret API data
β’ Banking-related information, including some IBAN details
β’ Additional internal records
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The forum post includes claims that the attacker recovered additional data but stopped the extraction process before completion.
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Klark.ai provides AI-powered tools for customer service teams, including automated response generation and knowledge management features.
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The claims and the authenticity, source and scope of the allegedly exposed data have not been independently verified.
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A cybercrime forum user claims to have obtained multiple databases belonging to Klark.ai, an artificial intelligence platform designed to help customer service teams generate responses and build knowledge bases from existing conversations.
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The threat actor claims the leak contains 4 databases totaling approximately 140 GB, with data allegedly stored across 162 CSV files. The seller claims many files contain millions of rows.
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The advertised data includes:
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β’ Names and first names
β’ Email addresses
β’ Phone numbers
β’ Hashed passwords
β’ Customer conversations
β’ Exchange-related information
β’ Logs
β’ API keys and secret API data
β’ Banking-related information, including some IBAN details
β’ Additional internal records
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The forum post includes claims that the attacker recovered additional data but stopped the extraction process before completion.
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Klark.ai provides AI-powered tools for customer service teams, including automated response generation and knowledge management features.
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The claims and the authenticity, source and scope of the allegedly exposed data have not been independently verified.
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.@zachxbt has identified cybercriminal M1llionz aka RichMilly666... a French cybercriminal allegedly laundering assets linked to two violent home invasion robberies in π«π· France in April 2026, which reportedly generated a combined $667,000 in stolen funds.
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