An AI-assembled crew exfiltrating ERP data from Spanish SMBs
Blog · Threat intel · 2026-10-02 · 14 minOperation Open Ledger: an AI-assembled crew exfiltrating ERP data from Spanish SMBs Open directories are where attackers leak too. The tradecraft is Russian-speaking and visibly AI-assisted. Victim organisations are anonymised to entity types; specific names and localities are withheld.
- ▪Blog · Threat intel · 2026-10-02 · 14 minOperation Open Ledger: an AI-assembled crew exfiltrating ERP data from Spanish SMBs Open directories are where attackers leak too.
- ▪The tradecraft is Russian-speaking and visibly AI-assisted.
- ▪Victim organisations are anonymised to entity types; specific names and localities are withheld.
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| Original publisher | Huntback |
| Canonical URL | https://huntback.io/blog/ai-crew-open-server-erp-exfil-spanish-smbs |
| Publication time | Fri, 02 Oct 2026 11:36:34 +0000 |
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Blog · Threat intel · 2026-10-02 · 14 minOperation Open Ledger: an AI-assembled crew exfiltrating ERP data from Spanish SMBs Open directories are where attackers leak too. On 89.124.67.72 an intrusion crew left its entire working environment exposed to the internet, and we recovered 10,428 files: the operator's shell history, a custom Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central exfiltration pipeline, a six-product enterprise exploit kit, a full Active Directory arsenal, a Sliver C2, a Monero miner, and 15 GB of data stolen from a cluster of Spanish small businesses. The tradecraft is Russian-speaking and visibly AI-assisted. This report is built from that corpus.
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