Actor 'd00101' claims Bangkok Post breach: 822,140 member records and 6.9 GB of infrastructure data leaked
A threat actor using the handle d00101 claims to have leaked about 6.9 GB of data from Bangkok Post, including member data and internal infrastructure material. The listing advertises 49,783 files, 822,140 member records, 385 employee records, 9 hosts and 352 database tables. The breach, record counts and infrastructure claims have not been independently verified. If authentic, the combination of member data, password hashes and claimed TLS key material raises the risk of account takeover, phishing, credential reuse and follow-on compromise.
Detalhes técnicos
- The actor says the dump includes member databases, CMS data, an MSSQL HR system, Active Directory-related material, host filesystems, cloud-tenant data and TLS private-key material.
- Password-hash collections are listed using MD5, SHA-1 and bcrypt. The actor claims some of the hashes were already cracked.
- The screenshot shows sample member emails, public IP addresses and internal infrastructure details. The source did not transcribe these values.
- No initial access vector is stated.
- Inferred ATT&CK mapping by the source: T1213.006 (Data from Information Repositories: Databases) and T1005 (Data from Local System).
Remediação
The article gives no remediation guidance. The risks it names are credential reuse, phishing against members and employees, and targeting of internal systems.
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Actor 'd00101' claims Bangkok Post breach: 822,140 member records and 6.9 GB of infrastructure data leaked
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A threat actor using the handle d00101 claims to have leaked about 6.9 GB of data from Bangkok Post, including member data and internal infrastructure material. The listing advertises 49,783 files, 822,140 member records, 385 employee records, 9 hosts and 352 database tables. The breach, record counts and infrastructure claims have not been independently verified. If authentic, the combination of member data, password hashes and claimed TLS key material raises the risk of account takeover, phishing, credential reuse and follow-on compromise.
Technical Details
- The actor says the dump includes member databases, CMS data, an MSSQL HR system, Active Directory-related material, host filesystems, cloud-tenant data and TLS private-key material.
- Password-hash collections are listed using MD5, SHA-1 and bcrypt. The actor claims some of the hashes were already cracked.
- The screenshot shows sample member emails, public IP addresses and internal infrastructure details. The source did not transcribe these values.
- No initial access vector is stated.
- Inferred ATT&CK mapping by the source: T1213.006 (Data from Information Repositories: Databases) and T1005 (Data from Local System).
Remediation
The article gives no remediation guidance. The risks it names are credential reuse, phishing against members and employees, and targeting of internal systems.