Escudodigital Large Data Breach Exposes 125 Million SMS Messages Across Europe
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- •Over 125 million SMS messages exposed from CSCTelecom's database.
- •Sensitive data includes authentication codes and personal information from banks and airlines.
- •The breach affects organizations in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, posing significant security risks.
A significant data breach involving CSCTelecom has exposed over 125 million SMS messages, affecting banks, airlines, and healthcare providers in the Baltic states. Discovered on September 28, 2026, the publicly accessible ClickHouse database contained sensitive information, including authentication codes, temporary passwords, and personal details. The records span from October 2022 to September 2026, with the database still receiving updates in real time. Major organizations impacted include Swedbank, SEB, and airBaltic, with messages revealing transaction details and personal identifiers. The breach poses a risk of account takeovers and targeted phishing attacks due to the nature of the exposed data. As of now, CSCTelecom has not provided a public statement regarding the breach. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in third-party services that can compromise multiple organizations simultaneously.
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