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A Threat Actor Claims to be Selling Access to an Unidentified Internet Service Provider in Thailand

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Quick Facts

📅 Date: 2025-01-10 03:52:14
🚨 Title: Alleged sale of access to an unidentified Internet service provider in Thailand
🛡️ Victim Country: Thailand
🏭 Victim Industry: Network & Telecommunications
🏢 Victim Organization: (Not Disclosed)
🌐 Victim Site: (Not Disclosed)
📜 Category: Initial Access
🔗 Claim: https://xss.is/threads/130614/
🕵️‍♂️ Threat Actor: Maxim_Project_X
🌍 Network: Openweb


WhiteIntel Data Leak Information

(Victim Site Not Disclosed)


Description

The threat actor Maxim_Project_X has listed access to Thailand's largest internet service and cable TV provider. The offering includes:

  1. Initial RDP Login: Administrator-level access to one of the virtual machines from the local administrator.
  2. Further Access: Includes three VMware vSphere (admin) and ESXi (root) systems.
  3. Network Overview: A total of 1,220 virtual machines are managed under the exposed infrastructure.
  4. Storage Capacity: The provider's network boasts 150 TB of storage capacity.
  5. Technology Versions: Systems utilize ESXi/vSphere versions 6.7.

Escrow services are available for the deal, and the price is marked as negotiable.


Compromised Data

The potential access being sold provides control over:

  • Virtual machines hosting critical ISP and cable TV services.
  • Administrative controls over VMware systems, enabling changes or data extraction.
  • Infrastructure management for Thailand's largest telecommunications provider.

Details

  • Access Type: Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and VMware administrative control.
  • Scope of Access: Covers extensive ISP operations, likely including subscriber data, internal communications, and service management tools.

Implications

  1. Service Disruption: Administrative access could lead to widespread service outages, significantly impacting telecommunications and internet services in Thailand.
  2. Data Breach Risk: Subscriber data, billing details, and proprietary ISP configurations could be exfiltrated or manipulated.
  3. Espionage & Sabotage: Attackers could leverage this access for intelligence gathering or to inject malware into the provider’s infrastructure.

Organizations relying on similar infrastructure should urgently:

  • Audit their VMware and RDP configurations.
  • Implement robust logging and monitoring to detect unauthorized access.
  • Harden their perimeter security and conduct regular penetration testing.

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