Commerce pirate : un cybercriminel vend des dizaines de téraoctets de données
A cybercriminal is offering a massive stock of personal and corporate data, spanning over 25 countries and multiple sensitive categories, for sale. The offering includes over 100,000 distinct datasets, encompassing phone numbers, email addresses, citizen information, passports, B2B relationships, and consumer data, with a total value exceeding $2.5 million. The seller is offering access via a subscription model using cryptocurrency, and claims to have data from major companies and a substantial volume of information – over 70 Terabytes – with a focus on countries including France, Germany, the US, Vietnam, China, Israel, and Russia. The ZATAZ report highlights that while the claimed volumes are impressive, verifying the actual data and its provenance is crucial, as the seller’s claims are largely based on promotional material.
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