SOCRadar Tracks Unverified Dark-Web Data and Access Claims Against Five Organizations

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Summary

SOCRadar reports unverified dark-web claims involving data or access tied to Pataya Food, Belgium’s military, China’s Housing Provident Fund, Vercel and Vijay Sales, with alleged datasets, records or privileged access described.

Key points

  • A post attributed to Z_Union claimed to offer 500GB of data allegedly belonging to Pataya Food; the dataset’s authenticity and any compromise remain unverified.
  • A seller using the alias th3sevenflow reportedly offered an alleged Belgian military archive containing more than 2,700 files dated 2011–2026.
  • A forum post attributed to Blastoize claimed to release 25,417,090 Housing Provident Fund records; the actor said they came from a larger 2024 breach.
  • An actor using the alias Amber_lily advertised an alleged Vercel internal database, source code and access keys; the claims remain unverified.
  • A seller using the alias shinymontanna claimed to offer Super Administrator access to Vijay Sales systems, with access allegedly covering millions of order records and other business data.

Article Details

Victim Organization
Pataya Food Industries; Belgian military; China Housing Provident Fund; Vercel; Vijay Sales
Incident Type
Multiple unverified dark-web claims involving alleged data leaks, database or archive sales, and sale of administrator access; the article also mentions claimed DDoS attacks by Anka Team without identifying a target.
Data Types Exposed
  • Pataya Food Industries: contents of the alleged dataset were not disclosed.
  • Belgian military: reportedly personnel and administrative records, organizational reports, psychosocial risk assessments, infrastructure and safety documentation, and union-related files.
  • China Housing Provident Fund: reportedly names, national identification numbers, mobile phone numbers, and associated company names.
  • Vercel: sample records reportedly included names, corporate email addresses, account IDs, administrative privileges, account status, time zones, and activity timestamps; source code and access keys were also claimed.
  • Vijay Sales: access allegedly covered order, employee, vendor, inventory, customer relationship management, financial, and internal sales forecast information.
Affected Records
Claims included more than 2,700 Belgian military files; 25,417,090 China Housing Provident Fund records; approximately 3 million Vijay Sales order records, 15,000 employee records, and information associated with 140,000 vendors. No record count was provided for the alleged Pataya Food or Vercel data.
Affected Data Size
Pataya Food: 500GB claimed. China Housing Provident Fund: approximately 873.55MB compressed; the seller also claimed the dataset came from a larger breach of approximately 76.9 million records in 2024. No size was provided for the other claims.
Operational Impact
No operational disruption or confirmed compromise is reported. The authenticity and extent of the alleged exposures and access remain unverified.
Ransom Or Extortion
A seller reportedly requested $25,000 for alleged Vijay Sales super administrator access. Other posts advertised or claimed access to data for sale or release; no direct extortion demand against the organizations is reported.
Claim Status
alleged

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