🇸🇦 XOverStm offers access to Saudi Arabia's Healthcare & Pharma organization, including 12 user accounts. #InitialAccess #Healthcare #SaudiArabia #ThreatIntel

🇧🇩 Pharaohs Team offers access to Bangladesh's Ministry of Defence. They claim to have compromised the HRMS domain of Defence and the CIP domain of Expatriates Welfare and Overseas Employment. For sale. #InitialAccess #Government #Bangladesh #ThreatIntel

🇮🇳 Pharaohs Team offers access on India's MIT Muzaffarpur. Backdoor implants. #InitialAccess #Education #India #ThreatIntel

🇵🇪 Pharaohs Team selling access on Peru's Iriosanta / Independencia Educational Institutions. Advertising the compromised domains iriosanta.edu.pe and independencia.edu.pe on their marketplace. #InitialAccess #Education #Peru #ThreatIntel

🚨 Access brokers industrialize #ransomware entry at scale T1erOne describes selling initial access (RDP/VPN) to affiliates, pricing networks by revenue and security posture, turning corporate breaches into a structured supply chain feeding ransomware operations. #ransomNews #InitialAccess

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🇷🇴 xdlolxd offers access on Romania's Packeta. advertised full access for $1,000 via Telegram. #InitialAccess #Transportation #Romania #ThreatIntel

🇧🇷 ShinyHunters offers access on Brazil's Government & Defense organization. 7,373 credentials advertised for sale. #InitialAccess #Government #Brazil #ThreatIntel

🇮🇹 impulse offers access on Italy's Transportation & Logistics organization, advertising root-level access to a medium-sized airport in Italy for $100 USD, with webshell or reverse shell access in Bitcoin/Monero. #InitialAccess #Transportation #Italy #ThreatIntel

🇱🇰 Pharaohs Team offers access on Sri Lanka Government's Aquaplanet. Listed on their marketplace with domain metrics. #InitialAccess #Government #SriLanka #ThreatIntel

🇹🇼 Z-Pentest Alliance offers access on Taiwan's Tatung University (TTU). Allegedly compromising the SINEW SCMS classroom management system with access to lab computer inventory. #InitialAccess #Education #Taiwan #ThreatIntel