These records contain personal data including passport numbers and contact details of car owners in Moscow.
Another day, another data breach – This time, sensitive data of 129 million car owners located in Moscow, Russia is available for sale on the dark web. The data is available for sale in two tiers:
Pay 0.5 Bitcoins which equate to about $4800 and get access to the entire database.
Pay 1.5 Bitcoins which equate to about $14400 and get certain exclusive access, not available in the normal sales.
To make sure that potential buyers can trust these cybercriminals, they have made a public set of 83 files containing only the car’s brand name, model, registration location & dates.
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Further, the authenticity of the records has been confirmed by Vedomosti, a Russian business daily, who spoke to an employee of one such car-sharing company whose data was found as a part of the database.
According to a report by a local media agency, these records include:
Full names
Email addresses
Passport numbers
Date of Births
Contact information
The car’s brand & model
Place & date of registration
The Tax Identification Number (TIN) of those on whose name the car is registered.
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