Fulcrumsec Claims 2.2 TB Analog Gold Breach Involving Guyana Mining Records

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Summary

Fulcrumsec claims it exfiltrated 2.2 TB from Analog Gold and Prospector Portal, including Guyana mining records, and is using a 58 GB highlights package to extort the company. The reported breach and exposed data are unverified.

Key points

  • Fulcrumsec claims the alleged breach affected Analog Gold and subsidiary Prospector Portal, spanning 52 S3 buckets and 2.2 TB of data.
  • The article attributes to the group claims that the data included personal information and 12,987 Guyana mineral-license records with GPS polygons.
  • The group reportedly claims the haul also included NI 43-101 mining reports, database dumps, machine-learning assets, and source code.
  • Cleartext AWS, Snowflake, Auth0, and database credentials are among the data the article says Fulcrumsec claims to have obtained.
  • The article says Fulcrumsec is using a 58 GB highlights package to extort Analog Gold amid a pending $28 million asset sale to Exter Gold Corp.
  • The alleged access, exfiltration, and data contents are attributed claims; the article provides no independent confirmation.

Article Details

Victim
Analog Gold; the article also names its Prospector Portal subsidiary.
Encryption Status
Not disclosed.
Exfiltration Status
Fulcrumsec claims data was exfiltrated; the claim is not independently confirmed in the supplied content.
Exfiltrated Data
Fulcrumsec alleges the data includes personal information, government mining records, proprietary reports, database dumps, machine-learning assets, source code, and credentials.
Exfiltrated Size
2.2 TB claimed by Fulcrumsec across 52 S3 buckets.
Ransom Demand
Not disclosed; the article says the group is using a 58 GB “highlights package” to extort the company but gives no demand amount.
Leak Status
Fulcrumsec reportedly used a 58 GB “highlights package” to extort Analog Gold. Whether it was publicly leaked or its contents verified is not stated.

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