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Steadfast Courier, a leading logistics and package delivery service operating in Bangladesh, has reportedly been compromised. The hacker offers to sell the full database of the company on a forum for $2,000.
The allegedly compromised data includes:
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Customer full names
Phone numbers
Detailed delivery addresses
Package tracking IDs
Cash-on-Delivery (COD) amounts
Invoice details
Hub and zone information
Shipment weights and creation dates
if the hacker claim is true, it may result in an identity theft and security risks for the customer.
Experts said, several systemic weaknesses are often observed across logistics and courier platforms:
Inadequate API authentication mechanisms: Many platforms use weak or poorly set up security controls, which raises the risk of unauthorized access to backend services and sensitive data.
Insufficient database access controls: Inadequate permissions and too many access rights can lead to unauthorized use of important databases.
Absence of robust encryption for sensitive data: Failure to use strong encryption for data in transit and at rest puts customer information at risk.
Security risks introduced by third-party integrations: Unverified tools, APIs, or services may create security holes, increasing the attack surface of logistics platforms.
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