Badan Pangan Nasional breach indexed by ransomware tracking platform
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Indonesian food security agency appears in ransomware operator leak tracking, revealing compromised credentials and external attack surface.
Badan Pangan Nasional (the Indonesian National Food Agency) has been indexed on ransomware.live, a platform that tracks publicly disclosed breaches by ransomware operators. The entry indicates 133 compromised users, one third-party employee credential, and 39 external attack surface findings. The organization's DNS records have been documented as part of the exposure. This appears to be a data exfiltration incident potentially preceding or accompanying a ransomware deployment, though no specific ransomware family, attack timeline, or confirmation of active encryption has been reported in this source. The listing reflects intelligence aggregated from public disclosures by threat actors rather than independent verification of breach details.
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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/QmFkYW4gUGFuZ2FuIE5hc2lvbmFsQG5vdmE=
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