A threat actor named miya is advertising the sale of initial access to a U.S.-based bank managing around $5 billion in assets, with access including Linux OS and firewall control at root level. This highlights the ongoing threat of cybercriminals targeting financial institutions for high-value cyber exploits. #InitialAccess #FinancialInstitutions
Keypoints
- The threat actor offers access to a U.S. bank’s network for $400, with no negotiation allowed.
- The compromised environment reportedly operates on Linux and includes firewall access with root permissions.
- The sale includes capabilities such as root remote code execution and shell access.
- The listing emphasizes that only serious inquiries will be considered, using a session ID for contact.
- The sale of bank access poses significant risks, including data theft, fraud, and potential ransomware deployment.
DarkWebInformer.com Providing intel from some of the darkest places on the Dark Web & Clearnet. Breaches, Darknet Markets, Ransomware, Threat Alerts, & more!Read More: https://darkwebinformer.com/alleged-sale-of-initial-access-to-a-u-s-bank/