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⚠️ UPDATE: Further review of the data directory listing GUNRA claims to have stolen from South Korean manufacturer World Tube identified
a directory structure suggesting a possible connection to the company’s internal operations — Reported by
#TEAM_D4rkn3ttz
@mingming0l @kwisejh @k_anrms

🔎 Directory and filename information published by GUNRA revealed references to:

• Employee names and apparent roles
• Customers, business partners, and subjects of exchanged materials
• World Tube product or part identifiers
• Factory, production, logistics, and quality-management operations

If GUNRA possesses the underlying files, sensitive corporate, technical, and supply-chain information may have been
exposed.

GUNRA has publicly exposed the directory structure and filenames associated with the alleged dataset. The contents of
the underlying files have not been independently examined.

No official confirmation from the affected organization has been identified. Gunra’s alleged breach and data claims
therefore remain unconfirmed.

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🚨 GUNRA, a ransomware group, has threatened to publish 100 GB of data allegedly stolen from Worldtube, a South Korean automotive parts manufacturer — Reported by #TEAM_D4rkn3ttz @mingming0l @kwisejh @k_anrms

The group’s dark web leak site currently displays an active countdown indicating that the alleged data is scheduled for publication in approximately 10 hours.

⚠️ Details listed by GUNRA:
Target: Worldtube
Website: https://t.co/nloydmNKXx
Location: South Korea
Industry: Automotive parts manufacturing
Claimed revenue: US$20 million
Claimed data volume: 100 GB
Status: Publication pending

🔍 This information is based solely on GUNRA’s claims. No leaked files have been independently examined, and the authenticity, scope, and validity of the alleged compromise remain unverified pending further evidence or official confirmation.

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