Threat Actor Selling Burger King Backup System RCE Vulnerability for $4,000
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A cybersecurity threat has emerged targeting one of the world’s largest fast-food chains, as a threat actor known as #LongNight has put up for sale remote code execution (RCE) access to Burger King Spain’s backup infrastructure for $4,000.
The vulnerability specifically targets the company’s AhsayCBS backup system, a critical component of their data management infrastructure that handles sensitive corporate information across multiple storage platforms.
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Burger King Spain’s AhsayCBS backup system RCE forum post (Source – X)
The AhsayCBS platform serves as a centralized backup server with web console capabilities, managing data across local storage systems, FTP/SFTP connections, and major cloud services including Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
This comprehensive backup solution typically processes and stores vast amounts of corporate data, making it an attractive target for cybercriminals seeking valuable information or planning ransomware operations.
KrakenLabs Team analysts identified this threat as particularly concerning due to the scope of potential data exposure, with reports indicating that approximately 2.6 terabytes of sensitive information could be at risk.
The threat actor #LongNight is selling remote code execution (RCE) access to Burger King Spain’s AhsayCBS backup system for $4,000.
AhsayCBS is a backup server platform with a web console that manages backups across local storage, FTP/SFTP, and cloud services like AWS &… pic.twitter.com/ywsiEQUFZV
— KrakenLabs (@KrakenLabs_Team) May 23, 2025
The timing and method of this vulnerability sale suggests a sophisticated threat actor with detailed knowledge of enterprise backup systems and their inherent security weaknesses.
The exploit mechanism reportedly allows attackers to execute arbitrary code during backup operations, specifically at the initialization and completion phases of the backup process.
This timing is strategically significant as backup operations typically run with elevated system privileges and often bypass standard security monitoring, creating an ideal window for malicious code execution.
Technical Exploitation Vector
The vulnerability’s placement within the backup workflow represents a sophisticated understanding of enterprise data management systems.
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Threat Actor Selling Burger King Backup System RCE Vulnerability for $4,000
Author: Tushar Subhra DuttaA cybersecurity threat has emerged targeting one of the world’s largest fast-food chains, as a threat actor known as #LongNight has put up for sale remote code execution (RCE) access to Burger King Spain’s backup infrastructure for $4,000.
The vulnerability specifically targets the company’s AhsayCBS backup system, a critical component of their data management infrastructure that handles sensitive corporate information across multiple storage platforms.
Burger King Spain’s AhsayCBS backup system RCE forum post (Source – X)The AhsayCBS platform serves as a centralized backup server with web console capabilities, managing data across local storage systems, FTP/SFTP connections, and major cloud services including Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
This comprehensive backup solution typically processes and stores vast amounts of corporate data, making it an attractive target for cybercriminals seeking valuable information or planning ransomware operations.
KrakenLabs Team analysts identified this threat as particularly concerning due to the scope of potential data exposure, with reports indicating that approximately 2.6 terabytes of sensitive information could be at risk.
The threat actor #LongNight is selling remote code execution (RCE) access to Burger King Spain’s AhsayCBS backup system for $4,000.AhsayCBS is a backup server platform with a web console that manages backups across local storage, FTP/SFTP, and cloud services like AWS &… pic.twitter.com/ywsiEQUFZV
— KrakenLabs (@KrakenLabs_Team) May 23, 2025
The timing and method of this vulnerability sale suggests a sophisticated threat actor with detailed knowledge of enterprise backup systems and their inherent security weaknesses.
The exploit mechanism reportedly allows attackers to execute arbitrary code during backup operations, specifically at the initialization and completion phases of the backup process.
This timing is strategically significant as backup operations typically run with elevated system privileges and often bypass standard security monitoring, creating an ideal window for malicious code execution.
Technical Exploitation Vector
The vulnerability’s placement within the backup workflow represents a sophisticated understanding of enterprise data management systems.
#Cyber_Security_News #Vulnerability #cyber_security_news #vulnerability
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