Anka Team Claims Leak of 7.7 Million Cingular Records
Members of Anka Team, including "İmam Doğan" and "Mojz", claim to have leaked 7.7 million records linked to Cingular, a Brazilian IT and consulting services company. The data allegedly includes full names, emails, phone numbers, national and tax identification numbers, and internal company information. A partially redacted sample was published, but the origin and authenticity of the data have not been independently confirmed.
What happened
Members of the Anka Team group claim to have leaked 7.7 million records linked to Cingular, a Brazilian IT and consulting services company. According to the group, the data includes names, emails, phone numbers, national and tax identification numbers, and internal company information. A partially redacted sample was published; nothing has been confirmed.
Why it matters
If confirmed, the leak exposes personal data of clients and professionals linked to the company, with risk of fraud, phishing and misuse of identification numbers. The release of internal information could support follow-up attacks. For now, everything is a claim by the attacking group.
What to do
Check whether the company has any relationship with Cingular or with data handled by it. Monitor fraud and phishing attempts involving the cited data. Wait for official confirmation before communicating exposure.
For the technical team
- Affected
- Cingular, empresa brasileira de TI e serviços de consultoria · Cingular, Brazilian IT and consulting services company (alleged leak target)
- Exploitation
- The group published a partially redacted sample of the files. The origin and authenticity of the data have not been independently confirmed. Claim reported by Dark Web Informer.
- Fix
- No software to update
- More details
- Actors named as authors of the claim: "İmam Doğan" and "Mojz", members of Anka Team. No timeline, access vector or fix mentioned in the source.
Timeline
Incident opened.
Sources 1 source
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