Hackers have breached TargetMaps, a Peruvian geo-analytics company, leaking its proprietary source code. The exposed code, which forms the core of TargetMaps’ technology, is reportedly being sold for $10,000 on the dark web. This breach could allow competitors or malicious actors to exploit the company’s technology, leading to potential security and intellectual property risks.
The incident underscores the need for stronger protection of proprietary technologies within the geo-analytics sector. Immediate investigation and enhanced cybersecurity measures are crucial to prevent further compromise. TargetMaps has yet to issue an official statement regarding the breach and its impact.
