BidenCash Allegedly Breached – 40GB of Partial Credit Card Data Leaked on Cybercrime Forum

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📌 Overview
A threat actor operating under the alias "420" has claimed to have leaked a 40GB dataset allegedly sourced from BidenCash, a well-known underground carding marketplace that specializes in selling stolen credit card details.

The dataset reportedly contains partial credit card details, including expiration dates, CVV codes, cardholder names, ZIP codes, and cities. The actor has shared a 2.33GB compressed version of the data on a cybercrime forum and claims to have additional records from the same source.

This leak, if verified, could have significant financial and fraud-related implications, as BidenCash operates as a major supplier of illicit carding data to cybercriminals.

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