Adumo Allegedly Compromised, 14 GB of Technical Data Offered for Sale

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Summary

A dark-web listing reportedly offers Adumo technical data and source code for $7,000, claiming 15,546 files totaling 14 GB. The alleged data includes payment-terminal code, firmware, EMV materials, and documentation; the compromise is unconfirmed.

Key points

  • A dark-web forum listing reportedly offers Adumo technical data and source code for $7,000; the alleged compromise is unconfirmed.
  • The listing claims the data totals 14 GB across 15,546 files.
  • Alleged contents include InnerEDGE Docker images, vca-installer versions, and C# point-of-sale and card-operation source code.
  • The listing reportedly includes the Newland SP6x0 Phoenix SDK, including EMV kernel and PIN pad code.
  • Other listed materials reportedly include PAX A35 PayDroid 10 firmware, bank certifications, production BIN EMV parameters, and technical documentation.

Article Details

Victim Organization
Adumo
Incident Type
Alleged compromise and exposure of technical data, with data offered for sale
Data Types Exposed
  • Source code, including C# POS demo and advanced card-operation code
  • InnerEDGE Docker images and multiple versions of vca-installer
  • Newland SP6x0 Phoenix SDK source code, including EMV kernel, PIN pad, communication, and printer code
  • PAX A35 firmware (PayDroid 10)
  • Bank certifications
  • Production BIN EMV parameters
  • Technical documentation, debugging guides, and USB drivers
Affected Records
The dark web listing reportedly claims 15,546 files.
Affected Data Size
The dark web listing reportedly claims 14 GB.
Operational Impact
No operational disruption or service impact is reported.
Ransom Or Extortion
No ransom demand is reported. A dark web listing allegedly offers the data for $7,000.
Claim Status
alleged

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