Dark Web Informer - Cyber Threat Intelligence

A threat actor using the alias sativa claims to have leaked a database dump attributed to INEGI, Mexico's national statistics institute, allegedly sourced from internal GOB.MX services.

A threat actor using the alias hackformetome claims to be selling persistent web-shell access and a related exploit to a compromised NASA .gov web application, advertising remote code execution and the ability to pivot into internal network ranges.

A threat actor using the alias 2019 claims to have leaked a database allegedly belonging to Hampr, an Australian workplace food and catering management platform used by businesses to organise office meals, corporate catering, pantry supplies, and workplace events.

CVE-2026-39987 is a critical pre-authentication remote code execution flaw in Marimo, a popular open-source reactive Python notebook framework and a modern alternative to Jupyter with roughly 19.6k GitHub stars.

A threat actor using the alias Moelester claims to be selling a dataset allegedly originating from Swiss Medical, a major Argentine private healthcare and health-insurance company.

A threat actor using the alias ChimeraZ claims to have leaked a database allegedly belonging to Amepi (Amanda), described as the leading French cooperative platform for sharing exclusive listings among real-estate agencies.

This daily article is intended to make it easier for those who want to stay updated with my regular Dark Web Informer and X/Twitter posts.

Mindpath College Health, a US provider of mental and behavioral health services for college students, has been listed on a ransomware group's data-leak site.

Fortinet has disclosed a critical authentication bypass affecting FortiClient Endpoint Management Server (EMS).

A threat actor using the alias ChimeraZ claims to have leaked a database allegedly belonging to EnVisite, a French platform for real-estate virtual tours used by agents to create and share interactive property presentations.

A threat actor using the alias ChimeraZ claims to have leaked a database allegedly belonging to Figaro Immobilier / Explorimmo, a French real-estate platform offering property listings for sale, rent, and vacation stays.

A threat actor using the alias xMetah claims to be selling a database allegedly belonging to Resana, a French government collaboration platform hosted on the state's numerique.gouv.fr domain.

A threat actor using the alias bacen claims to hold 43,847,219 Brazilian iFood customer records, said to include CPF national IDs, full names, emails, phone numbers, and credit-card data.

A threat actor using the alias henrymartin has posted what is described as the full leak of EasyPay, a now-defunct Bermudian financial service that processed transactions between individuals and businesses.

A threat actor using the alias azazeljakel claims to have gained administrator access to preparados.gob.mx, a training portal of Mexico's Coordinación Nacional de Protección Civil (Civil Protection authority), and to have exfiltrated the user list.

A threat actor using the alias ChimeraZ claims to have leaked a database allegedly belonging to FNHPA (Fédération Nationale de l'Hôtellerie de Plein Air), the main professional organization representing campsite and outdoor-hospitality operators in France.

A threat actor using the alias MagoSpeak claims to have leaked a database allegedly belonging to Instituto Tecnológico de Zacatepec, a public technological institute in Morelos, Mexico.

A threat actor using the alias Databasehooligan claims to be selling a dataset allegedly originating from Nitaqat (nitaqat.com.sa), a Saudi Arabian portal. The listing describes around 437,000 records organized into contacts, support tickets, and booking history, said to include direct contact details, business information, and related notes.

A threat actor using the alias Sorb claims to be selling a database allegedly belonging to Tripocity, a UK B2B transport-management company specializing in coach and minibus travel across the UK and Europe.

A threat actor using the alias Sorb claims to be selling a database allegedly belonging to EcoAssist, a Brazilian reverse-logistics and ESG (waste management) company.