Alleged Axtria & Salesfloor Data Leaks Surface on Dark Web

SOCRadar’s Dark Web Team identified several new underground posts this week, including alleged data leaks involving Axtria and Salesfloor, a Republic database for sale, and a 1,000 credit card dataset offered at auction. According to the claim, Axtria’s exposed material is said to comprise proprietary source code and multiple internal development repositories linked to sales performance, incentive management, analytics, and operational dashboards, with AI-related services also indicated.

For Salesfloor, the post attributed to LAPSUS$ claims the breach involved approximately 1 TB compressed and 4 TB uncompressed of data, including source code, development assets, SQL databases, system logs, user images, and customer PII from Salesfloor’s retail clients. The Republic database allegedly contains 4,942,704 user records, with emails, names, addresses, and phone numbers cited as exposed. A separate listing advertises 1,000 credit cards from several countries, with a starting price of 1,000 and an auction closing on 28 February 2026.