Hackrowd Technology

A hacker spent 9 days inside Sterling Bank. Nobody noticed.
Not the security team. Not the engineers. Not the executives who were quietly negotiating a €250,000 ransom while their customers went about their day completely unaware.

By the time anything was said publicly, Remita was already breached. Then the Corporate Affairs Commission. Three institutions. Four weeks. The same actor — ByteToBreach.

Here is what he actually used to get in:
An unpatched CVE that had a fix sitting online for months. Production credentials stored in plaintext inside a codebase. A government registry portal on the open internet with no login required.

None of it was sophisticated. All of it was preventable.
The uncomfortable question for every Nigerian business right now is not whether this could happen to you.

It is whether it already has, and you just do not know yet.
We help companies find out before someone else does. External attack surface assessments. 48 hours.

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