An Indian platform, tradgo.in, has allegedly been compromised, with a threat actor claiming to be selling a comprehensive database of the company on an online forum. Tradgo.in appears to be a platform involved in financial transactions, Aadhaar-based services, and user data management, making it a significant entity handling sensitive personal and financial information for its users in India. The compromise of such a platform could have serious implications for a large number of individuals.
The individual or group behind the alleged sale posted details of the database, which is said to be 4.4 GB in size, containing approximately 49.25 million records spread across 250 tables. The forum post highlights that the database allegedly includes highly sensitive information. The seller is offering this extensive dataset for an undisclosed price, inviting interested parties to make direct contact for negotiations and to receive a sample snippet for verification.
The following data titles were allegedly listed as part of the leaked database:
- adhar_data (Aadhaar details)
- adhar_verification (Aadhaar verification data)
- tblusers (user profiles including names, contact info, etc.)
- tblusers_info (additional user information)
- tblewallet (wallet transactions)
- tblpayment (payment records)
- tblrecharge (recharge transactions)
- icici_payments (ICICI bank payment data)
- icici_qr_requests (QR payment requests)
- locking_order_id (order IDs and locks)
- tblapibalance_log (API balance logs)
- Numerous other tables covering configurations, commissions, and operator data.
