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LOCKBIT INTERNALS LEAKED

2 min readMay 9, 2025

NOTE: We will discuss the leak, not the Technical inner workings of LockBit Ransomware. Consider this a Breach Analysis of LockBit Ransomware.

INDEX

INTRODUCTION
UNVEILING PKEYS
CHAT ANALYSIS
CLIENTS
NEWS
MIGRATIONS
FILES
INVITES
INVALID REQUESTS
BUILD & CONFIGURATIONS
BITCOIN WALLETS
WHAT AFTER THE LEAK?
REFERENCE

INTRODUCTION

On 7th May 2025, the server of LockBit was defaced and a file appeared on the server, namely: paneldb_dump sized at 7.12 MB (compressed). It contains the SQL file of LockBit’s internal server sizing at 26.3 MB.

Villain Representation: LockBit | Credit: Self-Gen

The database is: paneldb_dump

In this article, we are going to focus the each section uncovered in the LockBit Breach.

On analyzing, it is found that LockBit is using:-

phpMyAdmin SQL Dump
version 5.1.1deb5ubuntu1
https://www.phpmyadmin.net/
Host: localhost:3306
Generation Time: Apr 29, 2025 at 05:26 PM
Server version: 8.0.41–0ubuntu0.22.04.1
PHP Version: 8.1.2–1ubuntu2.19

InnoDB is being used by Lockbit as a Storage Engine for the Database Management System.

16 Sections are being stored in the Database, namely:-

Table structure for table `api_history`
Table structure for table `btc_addresses`
Table structure for table `builds`
Table structure for table `builds_configurations`
Table structure for table `chats`
Table structure for table `clients`
Table structure for table `events`
Table structure for table `events_seen`
Table structure for table `faq`
Table structure for table `files`
Table structure for table `invites`
Table structure for table `jobs`
Table structure for table `migrations`
Table structure for table `news`
Table structure for table `pkeys`
Table structure for table `system_invalid_requests`

Among them: API History, Jobs, FAQs, Events, Events Seen does not have any records in the LockBit Database.

The rest of them have a considerable amount of data which we will analyze in the following section:-

To read complete report, you can view here:

NOTE: The article is purely an Individual Research that belongs to THE RAVEN FILE and is not subject to be used/published anywhere without the Author’s consent.

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Rakesh Krishnan
Rakesh Krishnan

Written by Rakesh Krishnan

Independent Security Researcher and Threat Analyst. Often sheds light on Dark Web. Regular contributor to Infosec Community. New Website: theravenfile.com

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