Daily-Sun Hacker Group Offers 6 Million Bangladeshi CVs for Sale on Dark Web
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- •A hacker group claims to sell 6 million Bangladeshi CVs on the dark web.
- •Bdjobs denies any data breach, emphasizing its commitment to user data security.
- •The CVs contain sensitive personal information that could be exploited for fraud.
A hacker group named 'madarx' has claimed to sell the CVs of 6 million Bangladeshi jobseekers on the dark web, alleging that the data was sourced from Bdjobs, a recruitment platform. The CVs reportedly contain personal details such as names, phone numbers, and educational qualifications. Each CV is priced at $1,000, and the group intends to sell to a maximum of five buyers. Bdjobs has denied any data breach, asserting that it has robust security measures in place to protect user data. The company has urged users to disregard unverified claims about the security of its platform. Cybersecurity experts warn that such information could facilitate identity fraud and phishing attacks. The CVs appear to be outdated, with many last updated between 2011 and 2017.
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