Alright, so here’s the rundown on what supposedly got leaked in that big Telus breach (the one the ShinyHunters crew is claiming).
Looks like they grabbed a massive amount of stuff, almost 1 petabyte. Here’s the breakdown of what’s in the dump:
The Techy/Internal Stuff
· Source code: Yep, their proprietary code is out there.
· Database access: Apparently includes stuff from their Salesforce and Google BigQuery.
The Juicy Client & Customer Data (This is the big one)
· Background checks: Like, actual FBI background checks and financial details.
· Call recordings: Full voice recordings of calls, plus support logs.
· Other ops stuff: Data related to content moderation and fraud detection.
The Telus Consumer Side
· Call logs: Detailed lists of calls with timestamps and numbers.
· More voice recordings: Voicemails or recordings from service calls.
Worth noting that Telus has confirmed an incident, but we're still waiting to see exactly how much of what the hackers claim is actually verified.
