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KELA Detects Leaked Credit Card Numbers Belonging To Financial Services Corporation

KELA detected 188 active leaked cards belonging to a Japanese financial services company and prevented over $750,000 in fraud losses.

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KELA’s automated attack surface monitoring identified a list of 30,000 credit card numbers in a fraud-dedicated Telegram group. Because every card range issued by the company had been set as a monitored asset, KELA’s text extraction quickly isolated the 1,960 numbers that belonged to the customer.

Of those, 1,522 cards were already cancelled and 188 were active and valid, with a cumulative balance of more than $750,000. The company promptly identified and cancelled the affected cards, closing the door on fraudulent purchases, identity theft and the reputational damage a card leak brings.

Key results:

  • 30,000 leaked card numbers screened and 1,960 belonging to the company isolated automatically
  • 188 active cards identified and cancelled before they could be abused
  • More than $750,000 in potential fraud losses prevented
  • Detection powered by pre-set monitored assets and KELA’s text extraction across Telegram and closed sources
  • Customer trust and reputation protected by acting before the fraud began

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