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Zestix sells stolen corporate data from ShareFile, Nextcloud, and ownCloud

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Zestix is offering stolen corporate data from dozens of companies, with the files tied to ShareFile, Nextcloud, and ownCloud accounts. The reporting indicates that the activity involves resale of sensitive corporate data and creates ongoing exposure risk for affected organizations. The likely access path is credential theft from employee devices via infostealer malware rather than exploitation of a platform vulnerability. Reported material includes large volumes of data and sensitive records spanning multiple sectors. Related guidance to users emphasized enabling MFA, resetting passwords, invalidating active sessions, and reviewing access logs. The platform itself was described as not having been hacked or breached in the reported activity.

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Timeline

  1. 07.01.2026 16:34 2 articles · 4mo ago

    Zestix offers corporate data for sale after file-sharing credential theft claims

    Initial Disclosure

    Zestix is reported to be offering corporate data stolen from dozens of companies, with the likely access path described as infostealer malware on employee devices feeding stolen credentials into ShareFile, Nextcloud, and ownCloud accounts. In response to related credential-theft reporting, ownCloud warned users to enable MFA, reset passwords, invalidate active sessions, and review access logs, while saying the platform was not hacked or breached and that no zero-day exploits or platform vulnerabilities were involved.

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  2. 06.01.2026 00:52 3 articles · 4mo ago

    Hudson Rock identifies Zestix cloud-data sales

    Initial Disclosure

    Hudson Rock identified Zestix as an initial access broker selling alleged corporate data from ShareFile, Nextcloud, and ownCloud environments, with initial access likely tied to employee-device credentials collected by infostealer malware such as RedLine, Lumma, and Vidar. The analysis says at least 15 examined cases involved cloud-service credentials collected by infostealers, some stolen credentials had remained in criminal databases for years, and the company notified ShareFile while planning to alert Nextcloud and OwnCloud about the verified exposures.

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