Triple X claims Bank Indonesia compromise
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Triple X ransomware gang claims breach of Bank Indonesia with 15,704 compromised employees and 10,277 users.
Triple X ransomware operators have posted a claim on ransomware.live alleging compromise of Bank Indonesia (bni.co.id). The posting lists specific metrics: 15,704 compromised employee accounts, 10,277 compromised user accounts, 562 third-party employee credentials, and 200 DNS records associated with the victim domain. The claim includes a leak screenshot as evidence. This represents a significant potential compromise of a major Indonesian financial institution, affecting both internal staff and external users. The claim has not been independently verified and remains in the public posting phase typical of ransomware gang leak-site activity. Defenders at affected organizations should treat this as a potential credential compromise requiring urgent investigation of account access logs and potential lateral movement.
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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/Qm5pLmNvLmlkIGJhbmsgb2YgaW5kb25lc2lhIGZyZWUgZGF0YS5AVHJpcGxlIFg=
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