DumpSec Claims Sale of 125,000 MyConnect Records
Summary
DumpSec claims to offer about 125,000 records allegedly taken from French staffing agency MyConnect, including identity and banking documents. The seller reportedly offers the dataset to one buyer for cryptocurrency.
Key points
- DumpSec claims the dataset contains roughly 125,000 records allegedly taken from MyConnect.
- The listing reportedly includes 21,106 files across 15,978 folders.
- Claimed files include national ID scans, birth certificates, signed forms, and banking documents.
- Listed personal data includes contact details, birth information, social security numbers, and national ID numbers.
- The listing reportedly includes banking information such as IBAN, BIC, and RIB documents.
- The seller reportedly offers the data to a single buyer, with communication via Session messenger and payment in cryptocurrency.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- MyConnect
- Incident Type
- Alleged data breach; data offered for sale
- Data Types Exposed
- Full names
- Email addresses
- Phone numbers
- Addresses
- Birth details
- Maiden names
- Social security numbers
- National ID numbers
- Bank names
- IBANs
- BICs
- RIB documents
- National ID scans
- Banking documents
- Signed forms
- Birth certificates
- Affected Records
- Approximately 125,000 records, according to the listing; the breach is unverified.
- Affected Data Size
- The listing describes 21,106 files across 15,978 folders.
- Operational Impact
- Not reported.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- DumpSec reportedly offered the data to a single buyer at an open price, with payment in cryptocurrency. No ransom demand or extortion threat is reported.
- Claim Status
- claimed