A threat actor has reportedly put up access for sale to the network of a US-based finance company. The compromised network includes 40 machines, two ESXi servers—one of which holds backups—and is associated with a company claiming annual revenues of $30 million. This sale poses a severe risk, potentially enabling unauthorized control and data extraction from a high-value target within the financial sector.
The listing raises alarms about the security of critical infrastructure in the financial industry, highlighting vulnerabilities that could be exploited for data theft or further breaches. Organizations in this sector are urged to strengthen their security measures and perform regular network audits to prevent such compromises.
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