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The cybercriminal “kiberphant0m” offer to sell an Asian telecom company data over 900GB on the underground forum called ‘xssforums’. The hacker offer to sell full root access and other administrative login credentials.
Cloudsek reported, “The breach reportedly involves a telecom provider based in Thailand, marking the third successful attack by this particular threat actor on such companies. The threat actor also claims to have access to multiple other Asian telecom companies.”
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“The stolen data is being sold for $2,000 and includes a wide range of information that could put the security and privacy of millions of users at risk.”
The post has a contact link for a messaging service where potential buyers can discuss the sale. The hacker recommends using an escrow service to help with the transaction, showing a higher level of expertise and professionalism in their activities.
Dailydarkweb reported, “A cybercriminal named ‘kiberphant0m’ is selling unauthorized access to Asian Telecom’s systems, including admin login details, for $2,000. The breach includes over 900GB of data, making it a major security risk for the company.”
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