Alleged Sale of Unauthorized Access to a Fuel Management System in Mexico

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📌 Overview

A threat actor operating under the alias "sentap" has advertised unauthorized administrative access to an unidentified Fuel Management System in Mexico. This system reportedly belongs to a network of fuel distribution companies, managing supply chains, customer transactions, fuel products, and large-scale financial operations. The attacker is offering full access to customer databases, financial records, and operational controls for a price of $25,000, payable in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

According to the seller, the system manages over 10 subsidiary fuel stations, handling daily transactions reaching 12.8 million MXN (approximately $750,000 USD). The data reportedly contains sensitive financial information, inventory records, and customer details, making this breach a significant security risk for the Mexican fuel industry.

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