☑️ Weekly Darkweb – July Week 2, 2026

🔍 Omani Insurance Company ‘A’s Internal Data Up for Sale on Dark Web

• On July 8, confidential data from Omani insurance provider company ‘A' was found for sale on the 'DarkForums' hacking forum.

 ✓ Company ‘A’: A leading Omani insurance company established in 2005, listed on the Muscat Securities Market in 2017, with an estimated annual revenue of $32.5 million as of 2025.

• The forum user 'Errësira' claimed to possess 8GB of internal data, including 20,000 images of IDs, driver's licenses, and Ministry of Commerce documents, releasing four sample IDs as proof.

 ➢ S2W user profiling tool showed the threat actor previously posted data from Iraqi, Syrian, and Afghan government agencies, alongside Omani, UAE, and Qatari firms on 'BreachForums', later reposting it to 'DarkForums'.

🔍 Greek Navy Senior Official's IP Address Leaked on Dark Web

• On July 6, a post sharing internal access paths to the Greek Navy's information systems was uploaded to the 'PwnForums' hacking forum.

• Forum user 'lastopsecbroker' leaked a senior official's IP address, claiming it granted access to internal paths unavailable via naval subdomains, while also asserting the user secured admin login credentials and Swagger API documents.

 ➢ S2W user profiling tool showed the user, active since early this month, also targets Cyprus's government portal and aviation firm company ‘C', selling customer personal information including names, genders, DOBs, emails, passports, and destinations.

🔍 Pakistan's National Aerospace Science and Technology Park Data Up for Sale on Dark Web

• On July 9, internal data from Pakistan’s National Aerospace Science and Technology Park complex ‘N' was put up for sale on the Russian hacking forum 'Exploit' for $10,000.

 ✓ Complex N: A large-scale science park formed in 2023 by the Pakistan Air Force for aerospace R&D, housing top Pakistani tech firms and defense partners from Turkey and China.

• Forum user 'Cyb3R_Shubh4M' claimed to hold over 17,000 files (20GB), including facility layouts, internal aerospace department files, and drone/missile interception laser project contracts.

 ➢ The same day, the user also advertised internal data from Pakistani state defense firm company ‘H', claiming to possess confidential records on weapons development projects with Saudi and South African firms.

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