[AURORA] – Ransomware Victim: Jinny Beauty Supply

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 7, 2026, the retail and e-commerce company Jinny Beauty Supply was listed on a ransomware leak site by the Aurora group. No separate compromise date is provided, so September 7, 2026, is identified as the post date. The post claims that the attackers obtained extensive access to the company’s corporate, e-commerce, financial, and infrastructure systems. The claimed impact is a data leak; no encryption-related impact or ransom demand is stated. Jinny Beauty Supply is described as a US-based wholesale beauty distributor operating multiple distribution centers and serving thousands of retail stores and international distributors. The exposed material allegedly includes a password-vault export containing more than 50 plaintext credentials for payment, shipping, marketplace, enterprise-resource-planning, tax, cloud, analytics, and internal email services. The post also claims access to virtualization infrastructure with root-level credentials, 911 scanned payment-card authorization forms containing highly sensitive customer information, and an employee compensation database covering approximately 260 workers and contractors. Additional material reportedly includes a 340 MB e-commerce database backup, Active Directory account and server-environment information, employee tax and direct-deposit documents, and 3.6 GB of SQL Server backups containing customer, order, and product data from November 2019 through March 2020. The page contains no screenshots or other images, no downloadable files are indicated, and no ransom amount is provided.

On September 7, 2026, the retail and e-commerce company Jinny Beauty Supply was listed on a ransomware leak site by the Aurora group. No separate compromise date is provided, so September 7, 2026, is identified as the post date. The post claims that the attackers obtained extensive access to the company’s corporate, e-commerce, financial, and infrastructure systems. The claimed impact is a data leak; no encryption-related impact or ransom demand is stated. Jinny Beauty Supply is described as a US-based wholesale beauty distributor operating multiple distribution centers and serving thousands of retail stores and international distributors.

The exposed material allegedly includes a password-vault export containing more than 50 plaintext credentials for payment, shipping, marketplace, enterprise-resource-planning, tax, cloud, analytics, and internal email services. The post also claims access to virtualization infrastructure with root-level credentials, 911 scanned payment-card authorization forms containing highly sensitive customer information, and an employee compensation database covering approximately 260 workers and contractors. Additional material reportedly includes a 340 MB e-commerce database backup, Active Directory account and server-environment information, employee tax and direct-deposit documents, and 3.6 GB of SQL Server backups containing customer, order, and product data from November 2019 through March 2020. The page contains no screenshots or other images, no downloadable files are indicated, and no ransom amount is provided.

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