SOCRadar reports claims of leaks targeting firms and military

SOCRadar’s Dark Web Team reported a string of posts claiming disparate data exposures and access offerings. The most explicit claim concerns a “Pataya Food” 500GB data leak, attributed to an actor using the alias Z_Union, who shared a BitTorrent magnet link and password for what is described as Pataya Food Industries’ data. The Thai food producer’s materials span production and distribution, but the exact contents and degree of exposure remain unverified.

Also flagged was an offer for a Belgian military database archive containing more than 2,700 files from 2011 to 2026, shared by the seller th3sevenflow and accompanied by previews of documents; the claimed contents include personnel and administrative records, reports, psychosocial risk assessments, infrastructure and safety documentation, and union matters. SOCRadar notes the authenticity of these claims is unconfirmed.

Further postings describe a China Housing Provident Fund leak, claimed by the actor Blastoize, listing 25,417,090 records from a broader breach of some 76.9 million records in 2024, containing names, national IDs, mobile numbers and company names, with a compressed size of about 873.55MB.

In addition, a Vercel internal database, source code, and access keys were advertised for sale by Amber_lily, with sample records including names, corporate emails, account IDs, privileges and timestamps; authenticity remains unverified. Finally, Vijay Sales alleged Super Administrator access was offered for sale by shinymontanna, proposing read, write and export permissions across modules covering roughly 3 million orders, 15,000 employees and 140,000 vendors. If verified, these exposures could enable data theft or unauthorised system access.