Sorb Claims Sale of Tripocity Database Allegedly Containing 202,000 Users
Summary
Threat actor Sorb claims to be selling a database allegedly linked to UK transport-management firm Tripocity, said to contain about 202,000 users. The report does not identify specific data types or independently verify the claim.
Key points
- Sorb claims to be selling a database allegedly linked to Tripocity.
- The database is said to contain about 202,000 users.
- The article describes Tripocity as a UK B2B transport-management firm serving customers across the UK and Europe.
- The article does not identify specific data types or independently confirm that the database is authentic or that data was compromised.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Tripocity
- Incident Type
- Alleged database sale and potential data exposure
- Data Types Exposed
- Potentially sensitive customer and business-related data; specific data types were not disclosed
- Affected Records
- About 202,000 users, according to the alleged sale listing
- Ransom Or Extortion
- Sorb claims to be selling a database allegedly linked to Tripocity; no ransom demand or confirmed extortion was reported.
- Claim Status
- claimed