Threat Actors Leak Sensitive Data from UAE Banks Federation, Posing Cybersecurity Risks

Team 1956 asserts responsibility for the exposure of highly sensitive data belonging to the UAE Banks Federation. According to their claims, the group has divulged compromised links susceptible to cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities, as well as links vulnerable to SQL injection attacks. Additionally, they purportedly provided access to an authority control panel, including login credentials for administrative access.

Threat actors, armed with the sensitive information leaked from the UAE Banks Federation, can execute a range of malicious activities. With access to links compromised by cross-site scripting (XSS) and SQL injection vulnerabilities, they can infiltrate the federation’s systems, potentially enabling them to steal confidential data, manipulate financial records, or launch further cyberattacks. Moreover, the provided access to an authority control panel grants them administrative privileges, allowing for unauthorized modifications to critical systems, unauthorized access to user accounts, or even the deployment of malware. These actions pose significant risks to the security and integrity of the federation’s operations and the financial information of its clients.