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New seller (?) offers 17 previously non-public databases for sale

Posted on November 1, 2020 by Dissent

Once again, entities that may not have known that they had been hacked may be discovering that their data are up for sale on a forum.

On September 5, a new seller — or at least a new persona — appeared on a well-known forum. On October 28, the seller offered private databases for sale. The 17 databases are from various countries and sectors, and are neatly tagged by the seller, who provides contact information on Jabber and Telegram.

Private databases listed for sale on a popular forum.

The offerings include RedMart and Eatigo, both of which have gotten media coverage this week.

Prices are not listed on the offering, but are presumably provided on inquiry.

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