ProCamps, a US-based event management and sports marketing company specializing in high-level experiences for professional athletes and coaches, has allegedly been compromised in a significant data breach. A threat actor claims to have exploited a vulnerability to access the company’s systems, citing the company’s indifference to prior warnings as the motive for the leak.
The actor is currently attempting to sell the database of 623,000 personal records on a dark web forum for $600. According to the actor, the allegedly compromised data includes:
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Full names
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Full addresses
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Dates of birth
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Genders
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Phone numbers
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Email addresses
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IP addresses
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Password hashes
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Partial billing information (last 4 digits of the card and expiration date)
