DumpsecV2 Claims to Sell Carvivo Database Allegedly Containing Data on 14 Million in France
Summary
DumpsecV2 allegedly offered a Carvivo automotive lead database for EUR 5,000, claiming it contains data on about 14 million people in France. The unverified post lists emails, phone numbers and vehicle information.
Key points
- DumpsecV2 allegedly offered the Carvivo database for EUR 5,000 on an underground forum.
- The post claimed the dataset concerns about 14 million people in France.
- Reported data includes 3.2 million email addresses and more than 5 million vehicle plate numbers.
- The records reportedly may also include phone numbers, vehicle details, registration data, VINs and dealer notes.
- The post was unverified and marketed the data for spam, phishing and vehicle-related fraud.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Carvivo
- Incident Type
- Unverified claim of a Carvivo automotive lead database being offered for sale
- Data Types Exposed
- Email addresses
- Phone numbers
- Vehicle details
- Vehicle plate numbers
- Registration data
- Vehicle identification numbers (VINs)
- Dealer notes
- Affected Records
- About 14 million people, according to the unverified claim; the post reportedly cited 3.2 million email addresses and more than 5 million vehicle plate numbers.
- Operational Impact
- No operational disruption or impact on Carvivo was confirmed. The seller reportedly suggested the data could be used for spam, phishing, and vehicle-related fraud.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- No ransom demand was reported. The database was allegedly offered for sale for EUR 5,000.
- Claim Status
- claimed