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An unknown hacker has put up for sale an exploit that allows you to get information about the purchases of customers of more than 100 popular companies (Apple, HP, Huawei, Samsung, Lenovo, Dell and others).
The data includes:
Hacker's announcement on a darknet forum
According to the attacker, a specially created bot downloads data about 500-5000 orders made within the last 12 hours every day. The package sold includes the downloaded data itself, the exploit used for hacking, and the Python bot code. The hacker said that he had not previously sold such data and set the initial price at $14,500, leaving the opportunity for bidding.
Additionally, for $3,000, the cybercriminal offers to demonstrate a vulnerability used to download order information.
An unknown hacker has put up for sale an exploit that allows you to get information about the purchases of customers of more than 100 popular companies (Apple, HP, Huawei, Samsung, Lenovo, Dell and others).
The data includes:
- billing and delivery addresses;
- serial numbers;
- company names;
- account numbers;
- phone numbers;
- tracking numbers.
Hacker's announcement on a darknet forum
According to the attacker, a specially created bot downloads data about 500-5000 orders made within the last 12 hours every day. The package sold includes the downloaded data itself, the exploit used for hacking, and the Python bot code. The hacker said that he had not previously sold such data and set the initial price at $14,500, leaving the opportunity for bidding.
Additionally, for $3,000, the cybercriminal offers to demonstrate a vulnerability used to download order information.
