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Pietro Melillo : 18 July 2024 17:14
In the world of cybersecurity, news of data breaches is commonplace. Recently, a new alleged breach has made waves: the moderator of BreachForums, known as IntelBroker, has claimed to have leaked the source codes (SRC) of various Rapid4Cloud products.
According to IntelBroker’s post on the forum, the stolen data includes the source codes of several Rapid4Cloud suites, specifically:
IntelBroker made the statement on July 17, 2024, specifying that the data breach occurred within the same month. IntelBroker provided links for downloading the data, suggesting that a significant amount of sensitive information is now publicly available.
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IntelBroker is an individual (or group of criminal hackers) operating in the dark web, among underground resources such as xss, Breachforums, and Exposed. They are a threat actor operating within the hacker group “Cyberniggers” and are active in both hacktivism and cybercrime, particularly as an Initial Access Broker (IaB).
If the data breach is confirmed, the implications for Rapid4Cloud could be significant. The disclosure of the source codes could jeopardize the security of their products and undermine customer trust. Additionally, cybercriminals might exploit vulnerabilities in the code for future attacks.
IntelBroker’s claim regarding the Rapid4Cloud data breach has raised significant concerns in the field of cybersecurity. However, until Rapid4Cloud releases an official statement, this news should be considered as an intelligence source rather than a definitive confirmation of the breach. Meanwhile, it is crucial for companies to continue improving their security measures to protect their sensitive data.
As is our custom, we always leave room for a statement from the company should they wish to provide us with updates on the matter. We would be happy to publish such information in a dedicated article highlighting the issue.
RHC will monitor the evolution of this case to publish further news on the blog should there be substantial developments. If there are individuals with knowledge of the facts who wish to provide information anonymously, they can use the whistleblower’s encrypted email.
This article is based on unconfirmed information and should be considered as a potential intelligence source rather than a definitive verification of the events.
Pietro Melillo