Deadlock Claims LT Group and Fortune Tobacco Data Leak
Summary
Deadlock claims LT Group / Fortune Tobacco ignored extortion messages and says it will publish data. The post lists 14,836 files totaling 27 GB, including passports, bank statements, credentials and promissory notes. The claims are unverified.
Key points
- The monitoring post attributes the extortion and leak claims to Deadlock; its author says the claims could not be confirmed.
- The named victim is LT Group / Fortune Tobacco Corp in the Philippines.
- The group claims 14,836 files totaling 27 GB were compromised.
- The post lists 107 passports, 1,712 bank statements, 212 promissory notes and 231 BIR/eFPS credentials.
- The group says the victim ignored its messages for 72 hours and threatens to publish the full dump unless the data is paid for or permanently deleted.
- The post says full publication was scheduled for August 18; it does not independently establish that the data was released.
Article Details
- Victim
- LT Group / Fortune Tobacco Corp
- Encryption Status
- Unknown; the source does not report whether data was encrypted.
- Exfiltration Status
- Deadlock claimed a breach and data leak; the claims are unverified.
- Exfiltrated Data
- The group claimed the data included 107 passports with MRZ data, 1,712 bank statements, 212 promissory notes related to Eton Properties, and 231 BIR/eFPS credentials. The source also says samples included passport, bank statement, and promissory note files.
- Exfiltrated Size
- 27 GB and 14,836 files allegedly compromised, according to the source; not independently confirmed.
- Ransom Demand
- Deadlock demanded payment for the data or its permanent deletion; no amount was stated.
- Leak Status
- Deadlock said the full leak was scheduled for August 18; the source does not confirm that it was published.