Daily Dark Web reported in December 2025 that SuKarne, a Mexican multinational corporation, allegedly suffered a data breach. A threat actor claimed to be selling a database containing over 1 million rows of user and business information on a dark web forum for $1,000. This report was made by Daily Dark Web and has not been confirmed by SuKarne or other sources.
The alleged compromised data reportedly includes over 1 million records, with 300,000+ unique mobile numbers and 34,000+ unique email addresses. The exposed fields are said to cover full names, physical addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, tax IDs, national identity codes, bank account numbers, financial keys, job titles, department details, annual revenue figures, and credit limits. However, the details of this breach remain unconfirmed by SuKarne or other official sources.
It is important to note that information on data breaches can emerge over time, and official notifications may be delayed.