BRIEFLeakhighP45
Ingram Content Group database posted on forum
Ingram Content Group, Inc.
Detected15 September 2026 · 03:12 UTC
A DarkForums user is offering a database attributed to Ingram Content Group, a large US book distributor. If genuine, the dump could hold business, customer or partner data useful for fraud and targeted intrusion. It is not a LATAM target and the post is not fresh, so priority is moderate.
CategoryLeak
Severityhigh
Priority score45
Detected15 September 2026 · 03:12 UTC
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