Threat Actor Claims Viking Line Breach Exposed Passenger and Payment Data

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Summary

Threat actor bytetobreach claims it breached Viking Line and published passenger and NetAxept payment data, credentials and vehicle plates. The actor says it exploited a 2021 Solr LFI to obtain Tomcat credentials; the claims are unverified.

Key points

  • bytetobreach claims it exfiltrated Viking Line’s passenger database, including vehicle registration plates; the breach is not independently confirmed.
  • The actor reportedly published a separate NetAxept dataset linking passenger identities with onboard transactions and purchase histories.
  • The actor describes exploiting a 2021 Solr LFI to obtain Tomcat credentials, upload a JSP reverse shell and pivot to a master server.
  • The reported leaked material includes system accounts and credentials; the article says the total number of records is unknown.

Article Details

Victim Organization
Viking Line
Incident Type
Alleged data breach and exfiltration
Data Types Exposed
  • Passenger database records
  • Vehicle registration plates
  • System accounts and credentials
  • Payment transactions and purchase histories
Affected Records
Unknown
Operational Impact
No operational disruption is reported. Leaked items reportedly included frontend/backend access, system accounts and credentials, and database download links.
Ransom Or Extortion
No ransom or extortion demand is reported; the data was reportedly published freely.
Claim Status
claimed

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