Actor Claims 18 TB Stolen From Kensium; 170 GB Released
A breach claim says 18 TB were exfiltrated from Kensium, including source code and database backups, with 170 GB already released. Kensium has not confirmed the case so far. Customers should contact the company and review shared data and access.
What happened
A breach claim says attackers exfiltrated 18 TB of data from Kensium, including source code and database backups. According to the claim, 170 GB have already been released. Kensium has not confirmed the case.
Why it matters
If confirmed, database backups may hold customer data and credentials, creating fraud and follow-on intrusion risk. Exposed source code could reveal flaws in Kensium products and services. Companies using the firm's solutions are potentially affected.
What to do
Contact Kensium to confirm the incident and identify the affected data. Review integrations and credentials shared with the company and prepare disclosure in case your data appears in the release.
For the technical team
- Affected
- Kensium; alegado roubo de 18 TB, com 170 GB de código-fonte e backups de bancos de dados liberados · Kensium (company data); no specific product or version cited
- Exploitation
- Alleged leak reported by the DarkWebInformer account on X: 18 TB exfiltrated and 170 GB of source code and database backups released. No confirmation from Kensium.
- Fix
- Not applicable: data breach incident, no software flaw cited
- More details
- The source gives no actor, intrusion method, date, or release location. No official confirmation so far.
Timeline
Incident opened.
Sources 1 source
- @DarkWebInformer @DarkWebInformer
