Alleged Leak of 35 Italian Databases

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📌 Overview

A threat actor known as Tanaka has claimed responsibility for leaking 35 databases from various Italian organizations and services. The dataset, referred to as the "Italy Databases Super Pack 35x", reportedly includes SQL and CSV files containing user data from multiple sectors.

The leaked databases allegedly contain:

User account details, including email addresses and login credentials.
Business and financial records, potentially exposing corporate and consumer data.
E-commerce and government-related datasets, which could include sensitive personal and operational information.

This leak could pose significant risks to affected Italian businesses and individuals, leading to identity theft, fraud, and further cyber exploitation.