Futurize Sistemas, a Brazilian technology company specializing in information systems, has allegedly been compromised. A threat actor on a dark web forum is selling a 1.2 GB database claiming to be a full dump of the company’s tables, specifically highlighting a table named “tomadores” (borrowers/takers) which reportedly contains over 1 million entries. The sample data provided by the seller suggests the exposed information impacts a wide range of entities, including private individuals, companies, and municipal government departments (such as the Prefeitura Municipal de Matias Barbosa).
According to the actor, the dataset is available in CSV format and includes sensitive personal and corporate details. The allegedly compromised data includes:
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Full names (Official and Trade names)
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CPF and CNPJ numbers (Tax Identification Numbers)
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Email addresses
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Phone numbers
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CEP (Postal Codes)
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Full physical addresses (Street, Number, Neighborhood, City, State)
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State and Municipal Registration numbers
