Telkom went down for 6 hours on May 26.
Same day, 742,000 customer records appeared for sale on the dark web. National IDs. Support tickets. Internal agent notes.
A DDoS extortion campaign started May 19 — targeting SA telcos. Ransom? R16,000. Tiny. Attack costs? Tens of thousands of US dollars.
The math doesn't add up unless the real objective was data theft.
The outage wasn't a technical failure. It was cover.
Telkom hasn't confirmed. Hasn't denied. Hasn't said a word.
742,000 Telkom records. National IDs. Support tickets. For sale on the dark web.
The outage on May 26 was the smoke. This is the fire.
@TelkomZA when will you notify your customers? POPIA Section 22 requires it.
@InforegulatorSA has Telkom reported this breach yet?
@mybroadband@TechCentral why is no one talking about this?
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We are all our brother's and sister's keeper. In God’s great family, no one is ever a stranger or forgotten, no matter how little they may be. #ApostolicJourney#Cameroon
Over 60,000 people have already called for Phil Craig to be deported, yet Home Affairs seems uninterested. His divisive ideologies have no place in a democratic South Africa.
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