BRIEFLeaklowP33
Database leak of 34,500 Ronis Australia customers
Ronis Australia
Detected24 September 2026 · 06:51 UTC
A threat actor posted a database containing 34,500+ customer records belonging to the Australian company Ronis on a leak forum in mid-June 2026. The dataset likely holds customer PII usable for phishing, fraud, and credential abuse. It is a genuine named-org leak, but it is outside the AR/LATAM region and already weeks old, so it is not a fresh alert.
CategoryLeak
Severitylow
Priority score33
Detected24 September 2026 · 06:51 UTC
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