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LockBit 5.0 Claims U.S. Bank Compromise

CryptBB forum threads and posts are now searchable through FireIntel XTI.

A threat actor claims to have exfiltrated data from SEGIP Bolivia (Servicio General de Identificación Personal).

Threat actor claims 7.2M Assurance America records were compromised.

Threat actor claims a 49 GB Solidgate-related breach exposing 170 merchant API keys.

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KodexGlobal Database Breach Claim - Threat actor Iucy claims to be selling a KodexGlobal database containing 251K+ user accounts and 1.28M+ request logs.

Status: Unverified — no public confirmation from KodexGlobal at this time.

Multiple credentials linked to commercial and AWS GovCloud Bedrock environments were observed in a private Discord channel.

A threat actor claims to be selling an active Agent-level Kodex account with request intake, notifications, company directory, and reporting access

FireIntel now provides access to 23.7B+ infostealer records.

raidforums.com forum threads and posts are now searchable through XTI.

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Threat actor claims to be selling access to a U.S. software company, allegedly including GitHub, CI/CD, Snyk keys, and Databricks tokens.

Threat actor claims to have leaked 7.2 GB of internal tagada.io data, allegedly including customer records, transaction metadata, API structures, webhooks, and application logs.

Threat actor claims to be selling an alleged Transfast/Mastercard database containing 11M+ records, including phone numbers, transaction confirmations, and money-transfer details.