A hacker has claimed to possess and is now selling the customer data of PT. Tekno Mandiri Abadi, a distributor of Epson Indonesia. According to the hacker, the compromised data includes comprehensive personal and business information of 60,000 customers.
The data fields allegedly available in the breach are extensive, covering customer IDs, contact information, business phone numbers, mobile numbers, emails, fax numbers, websites, primary currencies, notes, billing addresses, cities, provinces, shipping addresses, accounts receivable, advance accounts, invoice totals including tax, taxpayer identification numbers (NPWP), tax obligations, national identity numbers (NIK), VAT registration numbers (NPPKP), tax addresses, initial balances, initial balance dates, currency balances and more.
The hacker has provided a sample of personal data from the breach to validate their claims, emphasizing the scale of the breach and the substantial amount of customer records involved.
As of now, PT. Tekno Mandiri Abadi and Epson Indonesia have not issued any statements regarding the alleged breach. This lack of response raises significant concerns about the handling of the situation and the measures being taken to mitigate the damage.
