Summary
Written by ThreatClusterfrom site fields, file listing, victim profile, leak post, screenshotIncransom claims BCX (Business Connexion) leaked 500 GB of data across 4,224,088 files. The leak page describes the data as including source code, technical documentation and other confidential information, noting six fully functional business applications, more than 15 integration libraries/modules, and 10+ test and utility projects. Victim profile identifies BCX (Business Connexion) with the domain bcx.co.za, and the leak post is listed on the group's leak site.
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Victim profile
- Domains
- bcx.co.za
What was taken
The leak includes source code, technical documentation and other confidential information. Source code: 6 fully functional business applications 15+ integration libraries/modules 10+ test and utility projects BUSINESS APPLICATIONS 1) Cemetery Management / Cemres 2) mSCOA Posting Level Creator 3) SolarReceipting 4) PortalSSO / Solution_Menu 5) StopWatch Reports 6) ChangeRequestManager INTEGRATION PLATFORM 1. WfService 2. SolarMenuStructure 3. AssemblyConnector 4. Purchase Requisition Connectors 5. BcxConnector 6. XMConnect 7. HelpRoutine 8. Lookup Connectors etc Numerous vulnerabilities have been found in current versions of business applications!
Also stated on the leak page
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- SOURCE CODE
- 6 fully functional business applications 15+ integration libraries/modules 10+ test and utility projects
- INTEGRATION PLATFORM
- 1. WfService 2) SolarMenuStructure 3) AssemblyConnector 4) Purchase Requisition Connectors 5) BcxConnector 6) XMConnect 7) HelpRoutine 8) Lookup Connectors
- BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
- 1) Cemetery Management / Cemres 2) mSCOA Posting Level Creator 3) SolarReceipting 4) PortalSSO / Solution_Menu 5) StopWatch Reports 6) ChangeRequestManager
Leak-site images (1)
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