SOCRadar Dark Web Team detected a threat actor post on a dark web forum claiming to have uploaded a database tied to Powerlab.fr, described as a French custom PC and gaming hardware retailer.
The listing stated the dataset included 15,000 customer accounts and mentioned fields such as user account IDs, names, email addresses, newsletter or partner offer indicators, registration dates, and last visit details. Even when limited to contact and account metadata, databases of this type are commonly used to fuel targeted phishing, spam campaigns, and credential reuse testing.
SOCRadar Dark Web Team detected a threat actor post on a dark web forum claiming to have uploaded a database tied to Powerlab.fr, described as a French custom PC and gaming hardware retailer.
The listing stated the dataset included 15,000 customer accounts and mentioned fields such as user account IDs, names, email addresses, newsletter or partner offer indicators, registration dates, and last visit details. Even when limited to contact and account metadata, databases of this type are commonly used to fuel targeted phishing, spam campaigns, and credential reuse testing.
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