apt73 claims Flazio.com compromise with employee credentials
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Ransomware group apt73 claims compromise of Flazio.com, exposing 767 employee and 4450 user credentials.
Ransomware.live, a tracking platform that indexes ransomware operator disclosures, reports that threat actor apt73 claims to have compromised Flazio.com, a website builder and hosting platform. According to the posting, the breach exposed credentials for 767 compromised employees, 4450 compromised users, and 3 third-party employee credentials. The attacker also identified 115 points on the victim's external attack surface and documented DNS records associated with the domain. The disclosure includes a screenshot purporting to show evidence of the compromise. The claim remains unverified and represents one of many publicly posted breach claims by ransomware operators; verification of the actual scope and nature of any compromise would require Flazio.com's own investigation and disclosure.
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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/ZmxhemlvLmNvbUBhcHQ3Mw==
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