Unverified Bangkok Post leak claim cites 822,140 records
BROBROK News · Based on reporting by DiarioBitcoin ·
An actor using the alias d00101 claims to have published 6.9 GB of files linked to Bangkok Post, including member, employee and infrastructure data. The report describing the claim says neither the dump nor its contents were independently verified.
Key points
- The post allegedly lists 49,783 files and 822,140 member records.
- It also claims 385 employee records, nine hosts and 352 tables.
- The alleged material includes databases, Active Directory references, hashes and TLS private keys.
- Dark Web Informer says it did not verify the dump or the claimed access.
Why it matters
If authentic, the data could expose members and staff while also increasing the risk of credential attacks and phishing. At this stage, though, the figures and scope remain unverified claims.
Original headline: “Bangkok Post: una filtración no verificada afirma exponer 822.140 cuentas”
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