Description:
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WINFASHION TECHNOLOGIES DUMP: DATA LEAK ANALYSIS OF A B2B ERP PLATFORM FOR THE FASHION INDUSTRY
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This is a preliminary analysis, processing of sensitive data is currently underway.
Target: WinFashion Technologies (Los Angeles, USA) — an international B2B provider of ERP solutions (WF125sR / Fabric ERP V.10) for 250+ fashion brands. Offices in New York, Shanghai, and India. Integrations: Shopify, Acenda, JOOR, NuORDER, CommerceHub, FashionGo. BPO/EDI processing via Inovis/QRS.
DUMP VOLUME: ~205K files / ~13K directories / ~73 Gigabytes
AT-RISK FILES: 125,274 (61.0%)
Critical: 9,350
High: 78,174
Medium: 37,750
PRELIMINARY FINDINGS:
▸ kaktus.bak (5.64 GB) — full MSSQL backup of the "Kaktus" client's ERP installation (Customer Master, Style Master, EDI, AR)
▸ 6 SSL PFX containers + EDI-VAN client certificate for ECGrid/OpenText
▸ 33,307 .shxml files — WinSCP SFTP session logs (hosts, paths, sizes)
▸ 332 ASP.NET Web.config files — potentially hardcoded Shopify / Authorize.Net secrets
▸ 171 files with PAN / CreditCard / Cardholder / Payment data — Authorize.Net payment processing code
▸ 39 files with IBAN / SWIFT / BankAccount data — bank account details
▸ 259 Invoice Register / Invoice data files — Excel payment registers (up to 124 MB)
CLIENT DATA (~40 BRANDS):
▸ STYLEMASTER.xlsx (48 MB) — aggregated product catalog export
▸ Vendors.XLS (20 MB) + test customers.XLS (7 MB) — Kaktus vendors and customers
▸ 40,621 EDI files (.edi / .850 / .856 / .810 / .997 / .852 / .832 / .846) — full B2B trade lifecycle (PO, ASN, invoices, price catalogs)
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY:
▸ 8,577 .cs files — integration source code (Authorize.Net, Shopify, Acenda, JOOR, NuORDER, DSCO)
▸ 5,828 .pbd files — PowerBuilder WF125sR ERP core
▸ 3,398 .sql files — DB schema, triggers, CLR procedures
▸ 18 .dbf / .mdf files — legacy DBASE / FOXPRO / MSSQL tables without encryption
HR / PII:
▸ INV EMPLOYEE ALLOWANCE YTD.xlsx (76 MB) — employee HR data
▸ AR Aging 12.30.25.xls + AR Aging 12.29.25.XLS — accounts receivable for Monrow and Kaktus clients
REGULATORY RISKS:
▸ PCI DSS — compromise of PAN processing code + Authorize Excel registers
▸ CCPA / CPRA — HR-PII (76 MB), California jurisdiction
▸ FTC — "total security" claims amidst PFX / DBF / Web.config compromise
▸ SEC (Regulation FD) — risk for publicly traded client issuers
▸ GDPR — PII of customers / vendors across ~40 brands
The dump represents a cross-tenant B2B SaaS incident involving the disclosure of trade secrets for ~40 fashion brands, the compromise of the Authorize.Net payment infrastructure, and the exposure of the full ERP source code.
The following DNS records were found for the victim's domain.
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