UAE-based Rivoli and Smart Buy hit by data breaches

Attackers leak statuses of the order,  dates, countries, and email addresses of 44,000 users of Rivoli

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A message on the dark web claims that data of UAE-based luxury watch maker Rivoli Group AE and e-commerce company Smart Buy have been breached this month.

It is believed that the involvement of malware impacted 44,000 users of Rivoli.

Attackers had leaked data like the statuses of the order, the dates, the countries, and email addresses. Cybercriminals @IntelBroker and @EnergyWeaponUser stand accused of having executed the breach and put the database up for download.

Moreover, the data breach impacted 8,500 customers of Smart Buy.

Threat actors known as @IntelBroker and @EnergyWeaponUser, who shared the compromised data on a dark web forum  comprises of user’s email addresses, time of transaction, currency, and data concerning specific online shops.

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