Florida Government Data, Binance Checker, and Legal Organization Leak Surface on Dark Web

According to SOCRadar Dark Web Team, multiple new listings appeared on hacker forums this week, including alleged databases tied to government and legal organisations, unauthorized FTP access, and illicit cybercrime tools.

The report highlights an alleged stealer logs service advertised on a forum, claiming it indexes millions of stolen records and offers an ultra-fast search engine with live updates, advanced filters, and customizable downloads, with claims of unlimited searches, cryptocurrency payments, 24/7 support, a free trial, and a Telegram access link.

It also notes an alleged Binance checker tool on sale, with claims that it can validate Binance phone numbers and email addresses with live proof, bypass CAPTCHA, and support both individual and bulk verification, plus API integration and lifetime updates at fixed prices.

In addition, the piece describes an alleged database of the Official Portal of the State of Florida being on sale, including data tying to myflorida[.]gov with licence numbers, names, addresses, and other details, with the data dates claimed as 2024 to 2025. There is also mention of an alleged unauthorized FTP server access sale for an American company, offering over 44 GB and about 47,740 items, including PDFs and databases.

The article also covers an alleged database sale for the Prisoners’ Legal Services of Massachusetts, listing PII and internal documents, with a November 2025 extraction claimed by the threat actor. The piece frames these listings as evidence of ongoing exposure risks across public, financial, and corporate sectors.