[Digileak]

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Technical Details and Importance of the System

The system in question belongs to one of the subsidiaries of SOCAR (the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic) in Georgia, operating under the dedicated subdomain
cards
. This subdomain is specifically designed for managing fuel cards and transactions related to commercial fleets, forming a critical part of SOCAR's infrastructure in the Caucasus region. SOCAR is one of the largest energy entities in the region, with annual revenues in the billions of dollars, and this system plays a key role in managing fuel supply operations for commercial fleets.

• System Functionality: This platform enables tracking and reporting of fuel transactions (such as Nano Premium and Euro 5 Diesel). The data includes transaction dates and times, locations of fuel stations (e.g., Gombori, Sanapiro), fuel card numbers (e.g., 80142820000200278), and consumption volumes (up to 2000 liters in some transactions). It also allows for managing card statuses (active/blocked) and generating periodic reports (from 03/01/2020 to 03/31/2025).
  
• Strategic Importance of Data Despite Its Age: Although the transaction data pertains to the period between 2020 and 2021, it still holds significant analytical value. This information can be used to analyze fuel consumption patterns, identify key customers, and plan logistics in the Caucasus region. Historical data can also be exploited for industrial espionage, competitive analysis, or even extortion against SOCAR.
  
• Financial Value: The observed transaction volumes (up to 9,412.00 liters in a single interval) indicate substantial financial turnover. The total value of this system's infrastructure could amount to several million dollars, even if the data is outdated.
  

Access Level of User
This access belongs to an account with managerial or supervisory privileges, offering the following capabilities:

• Viewing Transactions: Full access to transaction history, including timestamps, locations, fuel types, and consumption amounts.
  
• Managing Cards: Ability to view and change the status of fuel cards (active/blocked), which could disrupt fleet operations.
  
• Advanced Reporting: Capability to generate detailed periodic reports, suitable for data analysis or misuse.
  
• Access to Sensitive Data: Information on fuel stations and consumption patterns that can be exploited for industrial espionage or extortion.
  

Value of Access
Access to this account could lead to the theft of sensitive information, manipulation of transactions, or disruption of SOCAR's operations, even if the data is outdated. This information is valuable to hackers, competitors, or state actors and could be sold on the black market for purposes such as competitive analysis, data sales, or strategic planning. Disclosure of this data could also damage SOCAR's reputation as a state entity and lead to legal and diplomatic repercussions.

Technical Details of the Subdomain
The subdomain cards is exclusively designed for managing fuel cards and fleet transactions. The system uses a centralized database, and the card numbers (e.g., 80142820000200278) indicate the use of standard industrial formats for tracking. The user interface is web-based and has initial authentication, but no additional authentication is required with the current access level.

Proposed Price Considering Data Age
Given the sensitivity of the data, the level of access, and the strategic value of the system, the initial price for access to the username and password of this account could have been up to $15,000. However, since the data pertains to the 2020–2021 period and may be partially outdated, the adjusted price is set at $7,500 (payable in Bitcoin or Monero). This price is calculated based on the analytical value of historical data (for market analysis, industrial espionage, or extortion) as well as the risks posed to SOCAR.

Delivery Method

Upon payment confirmation, the username and password will be delivered through a secure channel.

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