Bhinneka.com is an e-commerce business from Indonesia.
Founded in 1993, it survived Indonesia' crisis in 1997 and 1998, and continued thriving to become one of the country's largest online business. And here, it has its database hacked, stolen and leaked to the web by hackers.
The database was initially hacked on 27 January earlier this 2020, but has only been put online by the attacker in July on a hacker forum.
The downloadable folder that is 762MB in size, contains 2 SQL files which hold the records of approximately 1,262,300 accounts.
It was confirmed that the hacker behind this hack, was also the culprit behind the Tokopedia hack.
Read: Indonesia's Tokopedia Hacked, With Information Of Its Millions Of Users Being Shared On The Web
Bhinneka's database the hacker is leaking, contains the following:
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- Unique IDs
- Full names.
- Email addresses.
- Gender.
- Contact numbers.
- Passwords.
- Address details.
- Date of births.
- Social media IDs.
- Log details such as the last login information.
- Classification of whether the user is an admin or a staff member which also hints that the database may include employee details.
