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Alleged Sale of GitLab Access to Government Entities Across Multiple Countries

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📌 Overview

A threat actor using the alias ITSUKI has advertised access to multiple government GitLab servers spanning at least four countries, including Bolivia, Malawi, Brazil, and Indonesia. The listing was posted to DarkForums and claims each access point contains sensitive repositories, such as full source code, CI/CD secrets, private keys, internal documentation, and database backups. The actor emphasizes that no samples will be shared to maintain the integrity of the accesses being sold.


📊 Key Details

AttributeInformation
Date2025-06-18, 11:34:23 AM
Threat ActorITSUKI
Victim CountryBolivia (plus Malawi, Brazil, Indonesia)
IndustryGovernment Administration
Victim OrganizationNot disclosed
Victim SiteNot disclosed
CategoryInitial Access
SeverityHigh
Networkopenweb

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