Alleged Suno Data, Card Dump, ASUS Records & Air France Access Sale

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SOCRadar’s Dark Web Team identified several new underground listings this week, including an alleged database and source code sale linked to AI music platform Suno, a large aggregated credit card dump, and claimed data access involving ASUS systems. Another post advertised alleged unauthorized administrative access connected to Air France, with claims of large-scale user and candidate data exposure.

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Alleged Database of Suno is on Sale

SOCRadar Dark Web Team detected a threat actor post on a Dark Web forum advertising the sale of an alleged database and source code linked to Suno, a company known for developing AI-based music generation tools that allow users to create songs and audio content from text prompts.

The threat actor claims the dataset contains approximately 60 million records and includes user phone numbers, email addresses, registration dates, as well as access to Suno’s full Git organization.

Alleged 80 Million Credit Card Data are Leaked

SOCRadar Dark Web Team detected a threat actor post on a Dark Web forum advertising an alleged dump containing 80 million credit card records. The listing describes the dataset as including CVV data and cards with expiration dates extending as far as 2039, with download access offered and additional data promoted via external contact channels.

Based on observed patterns in similar listings, datasets of this type are commonly aggregated collections rather than the result of a single, recent breach. Such dumps often combine previously leaked card data, stealer logs, and information harvested via sniffers or other illicit collection methods, and may contain significant duplication or outdated records.

Alleged Database of Asus is on Sale

SOCRadar Dark Web Team detected a threat actor post on a Dark Web forum advertising alleged database access and data sales linked to ASUS. The threat actor claims to be actively working on ASUS systems and invites private contact for collaboration or data purchases.

According to the post, the allegedly compromised material includes order data, work order records, device serial numbers, and customer-related information. The threat actor also claims to possess administrative-level access enabling internal lookups and management functions.

Alleged Unauthorized Admin Access Sale is Detected for Air France

SOCRadar Dark Web Team detected a threat actor post on a Dark Web forum advertising the sale of alleged unauthorized administrative access linked to Air France. The threat actor claims to offer a vulnerability combined with an access and data extraction method via an internal web panel.

According to the post, the access allegedly enables extraction of more than 2 million user-related purchase and candidate records. The listed fields suggest exposure of personal and profile-related data, including names, email addresses, phone details, dates of birth, account status indicators, consent flags, login activity, and additional career and application metadata.

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Article Link: https://socradar.io/blog/suno-card-dump-asus-air-france-data-sale/

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