Threat Actor: Unknown | PopinBorder
Victim: PopinBorder | PopinBorder
Price: $3,000 (initially attempted to sell)
Exfiltrated Data Type: Sensitive business data from Korean marketplaces
Key Points :
- A dark web forum post revealed a data breach involving PopinBorder, a management platform for international businesses in Korea.
- The leaked database contains over 150,000 rows of sensitive data.
- The threat actor initially sought to sell the data for $3,000 but released it for free due to lack of interest.
- The breach poses a significant risk to the businesses and customers involved, particularly from prominent Korean marketplaces like Auction.co.kr and Gmarket.co.kr.
A dark web forum post surfaced early September, revealing a data breach involving PopinBorder, a management platform that facilitates international businesses operating in the Korean e-commerce market. The breach was allegedly leaked by a threat actor who shared the stolen database with over 150,000 rows of sensitive data for free.
PopinBorder is known for enabling foreign companies to conduct business in Korea without establishing a local presence or hiring local staff. The leaked data includes two databases containing information from prominent Korean marketplaces such as Auction.co.kr and Gmarket.co.kr. While the nature of the data was not fully disclosed, the breach represents a serious threat to both the businesses involved and their customers.
The threat actor responsible for the leak initially tried to sell the alleged data for $3,000 but according to this recent post, due to the lack of interest in the alleged data the threat actor ultimately decided to release it freely to the dark web community.
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