Chimera Claims ARTE.TV Data Leak Involving 673,760 Records

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Summary

An actor using the handle Chimera claims to have leaked a dataset associated with ARTE[.]TV containing 673,760 records. The listing’s contents, figures, source and availability remain unverified.

Key points

  • The listing claims a 175 MB JSONL dataset with 673,760 lines, including 604,083 email addresses and 170,958 usernames.
  • Other claimed fields include names, phone numbers, organization and school identifiers, user roles, and account-status metadata.
  • The report attributes the claim to an actor using the handle Chimera and says screenshots show the listing and sample records.
  • The dataset’s authenticity, source, completeness, stated counts, and current availability have not been independently verified.
  • If authentic, the data could enable targeted phishing, impersonation, credential harvesting, or profiling; the article says the material does not establish how the data was obtained.

Article Details

Victim Organization
ARTE.TV
Victim Domain
arte[.]tv
Incident Type
Unverified database leak claim
Data Types Exposed
  • Email addresses
  • Usernames
  • Names
  • Phone numbers
  • Organization associations and identifiers
  • School identifiers
  • User roles
  • UUIDs
  • Newsletter status
  • Account-enablement and blacklist status metadata
Affected Records
The actor's listing claims 673,760 lines; the count has not been independently verified.
Affected Data Size
Claimed 175 MB; not independently verified.
Operational Impact
No operational disruption or compromise of ARTE.TV systems is confirmed. If authentic, the dataset could expose contact and account-related information and support targeted phishing, impersonation, credential-harvesting attempts, or profiling.
Ransom Or Extortion
None reported.
Claim Status
claimed

MITRE ATT&CK

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