DataBreach.io reports records stolen from credit data provider 700Credit in an October cyberattack are being offered for sale on the dark web with an asking price of $8.4 million.

“According to the post, the data was originally obtained during a breach and is now being offered for sale after negotiations between the attackers and the company reportedly failed. The listing includes a sample of one hundred records showing fields consistent with consumer identity and verification data,” the report states.

Analysts note the sample includes highly sensitive data — including Social Security numbers and dates of birth — but caution the breach and associated records have not been verified by 700Credit or any other source.

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