Fintech platform suffers a data breach.

A total of 30 breach events were found and analysed resulting in 3,013,571 exposed accounts containing a total of 23 different data types of personal datum . The breaches found publicly and freely available included Tata Tele Business, Philips (Russia), Stealer - RedLine 0215, Stealer - Mixed Logs - 0232 and Kingdom. Sign in to view the full library of breach events which includes, where available, reference articles relating to each breach.

Data Breach Analysis

Tata Tele Business, a major Indian telecommunications service provider for enterprises, likely holds sensitive client communication metadata, contact details, and potentially internal enterprise configurations. Exposure here could lead to targeted attacks on businesses relying on these services, especially small and medium-sized enterprises with fewer cybersecurity safeguards.

Philips (Russia), operating in the healthcare and consumer electronics sector, brings added concern due to the type of data it may handle. If health-related records or user account information were included, the breach could have regulatory implications and personal privacy consequences, particularly under health data protection laws.

Stealer logs like RedLine and Mixed Logs represent an entirely different threat vector. These logs typically originate from infostealer malware and contain credentials, browser histories, autofill data, and more. Unlike breaches from a single organisation, stealer logs are often aggregated from multiple victims across the web, amplifying the breadth of exposure. These logs can lead directly to credential stuffing attacks, ransomware infections, and broader corporate compromise if employee credentials are among the leaked data.

Finally, Kingdom, likely referring to a platform in the entertainment or gaming space, may seem less critical at first glance. However, if accounts were reused across services, compromised login details from such platforms could be exploited elsewhere, particularly if email-password combinations were exposed.

Spotlight

A team collaboration software similar to Microsoft Teams but in our opinion uses a lot more corporate waffle and glossy up selling, if that's possible, has been breached. The company was started in 1998 with great success through the years and was listed on the NASDAQ in 2015. They have over 200K customers and employees in 13 countries.

A fintech platform that integrates APIs from 15 banks and various other financial companies across the world has recently suffered a data breach. The company in question is essentially creating a way for companies to sell their goods on credit without taking any risks. Once the software is integrated into the merchant's site, it will allow a person who purchases an item to pay for it later with credit. The software selects an appropriate lender for the buyer and the merchant gets the money up front.

A huge digital solutions company based in India has seen a large amount of its user base dumped on the dark web. They say they are one of the leading players in data and voice services. In their own words, India’s "enabler of connectivity and communication solutions for businesses."

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