[September-17-2025] Daily Cybersecurity Threat Report

This report details a series of recent cyber incidents, providing key information for each event, including published URLs and associated screenshots, strictly based on the provided data.


  1. Alleged database Sale of Israeli Ministry of Tourism

  1. Alleged data breach of Bank Central Asia

  1. Alleged account sale of Algérie Poste

  1. Alleged Data Breach of Ministry of Defence, Bangladesh
  • Category: Data Breach
  • Content: The group claims to have accessed the Ministry of Defence portal of Bangladesh and exfiltrated data containing ranks, names, and personal details of Bangladesh Army officers.
  • Date: 2025-09-17T13:21:16Z
  • Network: telegram
  • Published URL: (https://t.me/j4ev3r/41?single)
  • Screenshots:
  • Threat Actors: J4Ev3R
  • Victim Country: Bangladesh
  • Victim Industry: Government Administration
  • Victim Organization: ministry of defence
  • Victim Site: mod.gov.bd

  1. Alleged data sale of Ministry of Religious Affairs

  1. Alleged unauthorized access to an unidentified sales service system in Algeria

  1. Alleged data sale of Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital

  1. Alleged data breach of CollegeDekho

  1. Alleged data leak of VitLamData

  1. Alleged unauthorized access to General Directorate of Civil Protection

  1. Alleged data breach of SiteSmart

  1. Alleged data breach of Apollo Technologies, Inc.

  1. Alleged data breach of FairMoney

  1. Alleged data breach of Cargo Data Exchange Center, Inc.

  1. Alleged data leak of Kasikornbank Public Company Limited (KBank)

  1. Alleged data breach of Dr. Next

  1. Alleged data breach of SimpleTire

  1. Alleged unauthorized access to unidentified water filtration control system in Spain

  1. Alleged reward scheme for targeting Moroccan politicians

  1. Alleged sale of email IDs

  1. Alleged sale of access to unidentified casino from UAE

  1. Alleged sale of the USA Sneaker Buyers e-commerce database

  1. Alleged database leak of Indonesia’s General Elections Commission (KPU)
  • Category: Data Breach
  • Content: The threat actor claims to have leaked a database allegedly containing personal and contact details of officials from Indonesia’s General Elections Commission (KPU). The exposed data reportedly includes names, positions, phone numbers, and email addresses.
  • Date: 2025-09-17T10:09:13Z
  • Network: openweb
  • Published URL: (https://darkforums.st/Thread-database-goverment-kpu)
  • Screenshots:
  • Threat Actors: FokafSquad
  • Victim Country: Indonesia
  • Victim Industry: Government Administration
  • Victim Organization: indonesia’s general elections commission (kpu)
  • Victim Site: kpu.go.id

  1. NXBB.SEC targets the website of PEAK Sports

  1. Alleged Sale of Access to Swiss Organization Infrastructure
  • Category: Initial Access
  • Content: The threat actor claims to be selling access to systems in Switzerland. The actor states that the access relates to a Swiss entity’s infrastructure (“aдpHиK”) and mentions available data totaling more than 50 GB on the C:// drive.
  • Date: 2025-09-17T09:39:06Z
  • Network: openweb
  • Published URL: (https://forum.exploit.in/topic/266429/)
  • Screenshots:
  • Threat Actors: copart43432
  • Victim Country: Switzerland
  • Victim Industry: Unknown
  • Victim Organization: Unknown
  • Victim Site: Unknown

  1. Alleged Sale of Egypt Based Auto Parts Company Chat Support Access
  • Category: Initial Access
  • Content: The threat actor claims to be selling access to an Egypt-based auto parts company’s customer support system on a dark web forum. The listing states the sale includes email+password credentials for a support agent account that handles live user issues, tickets, and related operations.
  • Date: 2025-09-17T09:34:42Z
  • Network: openweb
  • Published URL: (https://forum.exploit.in/topic/266430/)
  • Screenshots:
  • Threat Actors: betway
  • Victim Country: Egypt
  • Victim Industry: Automotive
  • Victim Organization: Unknown
  • Victim Site: Unknown

  1. Alleged Sale of Multiple Sensitive Government and Corporate Databases
  • Category: Data Breach
  • Content: The group claims to be selling large volumes of allegedly compromised data from multiple organizations. The datasets listed include: 240GB of data from the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Korea. Data from the Mexican government website 1TB of military data from Iran’s armed forces. 2TB of defense-related documents from Qantas Airways Limited Service. 4TB of datasets from Google and Salesforce (2025). Court documents from the Ministry of Justice (NCA). 52GB of court documents from the Ministry of Justice (2025). 1.2 billion records from the Shanghai National Police 300GB of top-secret data on the Russia–Ukraine war. 340GB of police records from Kerala Police Financial, customer, employee, and company data from Israel. 10TB of hospital records from ChangShen Hospital. 10TB of data on Iran’s nuclear, air defense, navy, army, and drone systems. Defense-related data from the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile agency. 815 million Aadhaar-linked records (90GB) from ICMR. Database on Brazil’s nuclear and missile manufacturing.
  • Date: 2025-09-17T08:58:29Z
  • Network: telegram
  • Published URL: (https://t.me/Hider_N3x/237)
  • Screenshots:
  • Threat Actors: Hider_Nex
  • Victim Country: South Korea
  • Victim Industry: Government Administration
  • Victim Organization: ministry of national defense, republic of korea
  • Victim Site: mnd.go.kr

  1. Alleged data breach of National Polytechnic Institute (IPN)

  1. Alleged sale of unauthorized access to Bloxham Parish Council, UK

  1. Alleged leak of government employees data from China

  1. InDoM1nu’s targets the website of Connectchainblock

  1. Alleged Data Breach of Open Society Foundations

  1. Alleged Data Breach of Newton Crypto Ltd

  1. Alleged data breach of Addpay Service Point Co., Ltd.

Conclusion

The incidents detailed in this report highlight a diverse and active landscape of cyber threats. Data breaches and leaks are prominent, affecting various sectors from financial services and government to education and e-commerce, and impacting countries including Israel, Indonesia, Algeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan, New Zealand, Philippines, Nigeria, Iran, USA, Thailand, Cambodia, Switzerland, Egypt, China, and Colombia. The compromised data ranges from personal user information and banking details to sensitive government and military records. Beyond data compromise, the report also reveals significant activity in initial access sales, with threat actors offering unauthorized access to government systems, corporate networks, and financial institutions. The nature of these incidents emphasizes the critical importance of robust cybersecurity measures, including strong access controls, data protection strategies, continuous vulnerability management, and proactive threat intelligence to defend against a wide array of sophisticated and opportunistic attacks.