Rabid Claims to Offer 250GB of CIBN Data, Including Member IDs and Source Code

Summary
Threat actor Rabid is advertising a claimed 250GB+ CIBN archive said to contain member records, scanned IDs, academic certificates, source code and internal documents. The article does not independently verify the alleged leak.
Key points
- Rabid is advertising an archive it claims is a complete CIBN database exceeding 250GB.
- The data reportedly includes members’ names, email addresses and membership records.
- The archive is said to contain scanned government IDs, academic certificates, platform source code and internal operational documents.
- The article says the combination of identity documents and certificates could increase risks of synthetic identity fraud, targeted BEC and credential misuse.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN)
- Incident Type
- Advertised database breach and data leak; the alleged archive includes member records, documents, source code, and internal operational documents.
- Data Types Exposed
- Member full names and email addresses
- Membership records
- Scanned government ID documents
- Academic certificates
- Platform source code
- Internal operational documents
- Affected Data Size
- Over 250GB, according to the advertiser's claim.
- Operational Impact
- No operational disruption is reported. The article describes potential risks including identity theft, synthetic identity fraud, targeted business email compromise, credential misuse, and follow-on intrusions.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- No ransom demand or extortion activity is reported; the database is described as being advertised.
- Claim Status
- claimed
