Major Data Breach Allegedly Hits Cetdigit, Exposing 19 Million B2B Records

A threat actor has allegedly leaked a massive database containing over 19 million unique records purportedly belonging to Cetdigit.com, a prominent digital transformation company. Cetdigit is a certified Salesforce Crest and HubSpot Elite Partner, specializing in providing CRM implementation, AI solutions, and cloud technology services to a global client base, with a strong presence in North America and Europe. The company’s high-level partnerships with major technology platforms like Salesforce and HubSpot underscore its critical role in managing sensitive business and customer data for numerous organizations.

The alleged breach was announced on a dark web forum, where a user put a database of 19.2 million records up for sale. The seller claims the data was obtained via a direct SQL dump from the company’s servers and is available in SQL, CSV, or JSON format. The exposed information is highly detailed and geared towards business-to-business operations, posing a significant risk for targeted cyberattacks such as sophisticated phishing and corporate espionage. The seller highlighted that the database contains records relevant to major industries, including financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and e-commerce.

The compromised data allegedly includes a wide range of personally identifiable and corporate information. The data fields listed for sale are:

• Full Name
• Business Email
• Job Title
• Company Name
• Full Address (Street, City, State, ZIP, Country)
• Phone Number