Everest claims that CCA Bank’s data repository was exfiltrated, totaling 19.04 GB across 11,837 files, with 17 nested RAR files totaling 120.31 MB that could not be enumerated. They describe the data as spanning core banking operations, lending, portfolio management, finance and treasury, prudential reporting, risk management, AML/KYC compliance, legal and recovery work, internal audit and control, human resources, IT systems and migration, formal bank procedures, product documentation, marketing and corporate communications. The leak post is described as being in countdown status. The material identifies the victim as CCA Bank (cca-bank.com) and lists a named individual, Landry Yongoua.
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The CCA Bank data repository contains 11,837 files totaling 18.92 GB, with an additional 17 nested RAR files totaling 120.31 MB that could not be enumerated, bringing the total known data volume to 19.04 GB. Their internal files are not included in the counts below. The dataset is organized around core banking operations, credit and lending, portfolio management, finance and treasury, prudential reporting, risk management, compliance and AML/KYC, legal and recovery work, internal audit and control, human resources, IT systems and migration, formal bank procedures, product documentation, marketing, corporate communication and media.
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