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EXCLUSIVE — A hacker who previously claimed to have hacked massive databases [millions of records] from multiple websites and then put them online for sale in 3 rounds has now come back with a new set of databases breached from 6 other websites
(story coming shortly, stay tuned)
(story coming shortly, stay tuned)
[ROUND 4] List of breached sites:
1) Youthmanual — Indonesian college and career platform
2) GameSalad — Online learning platform
3) Bukalapak — Online Shopping Site
4) Lifebear — Japanese Online Notebook
5) EstanteVirtual — Online Bookstore
6) Coubic — Appointment Scheduling
1) Youthmanual — Indonesian college and career platform
2) GameSalad — Online learning platform
3) Bukalapak — Online Shopping Site
4) Lifebear — Japanese Online Notebook
5) EstanteVirtual — Online Bookstore
6) Coubic — Appointment Scheduling
[Story] Round 4 — Hacker Puts 26 Million New Accounts Up For Sale On the Dark Web
thehackernews.com/2019/03/data-b…
If you have an account with any of the above-listed sites, you should change your passwords immediately and also on other services if you re-use the same password.
thehackernews.com/2019/03/data-b…
If you have an account with any of the above-listed sites, you should change your passwords immediately and also on other services if you re-use the same password.
In a statement LifeBear shared with @Swati_THN says, "We currently have been investigating the situation. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause."
"We already have made contact with police department in Japan and a lawyer to consult this situation."
Stay tuned.
"We already have made contact with police department in Japan and a lawyer to consult this situation."
Stay tuned.
Coubic also told The Hacker News that it is currently investigating the #databreach report and will update users with further info soon.
#Bukalapak denied reports that its users' data has been compromised.
However, company said, "there was indeed an attempt to hack Bukalapak some time ago, but there was no important data such as user passwords, financials, or other personal info that was successfully obtained."
However, company said, "there was indeed an attempt to hack Bukalapak some time ago, but there was no important data such as user passwords, financials, or other personal info that was successfully obtained."
A Bukalapak employee reached out to The Hacker News and asked to remove the company's name from the report. Also tried to sell a theory that 13 million records, which hacker is selling on dark web, could be the publicly available data of sellers not of buyers on its e-commerce.
In response to Bukalapak’s denial, the hacker said, "They talk about an attempted breach a year ago, but there was another one new. Bukalapak just don't want to acknowledge the breach to avoid GDPR fines. You can check the sample I provided on dream market, all of them are real."
