Our Analysts Found the Ilka B2B Database Dump With 1,544 Security Industry Contacts

HEROIC analysts uncovered the Ilka dataset on June 20, 2025. Ilka operates b2b.ilka.gr, a Greek B2B e-commerce platform for security and surveillance equipment. The compromise, originally dated to April 2023, exposed 1,544 unique records including email addresses, first names, last names, and gender.

Why the Ilka B2B Breach Is Dangerous

The Ilka dataset is small but the audience matters. Its users are security and surveillance professionals who manage cameras, alarm systems, and physical access control for businesses. A targeted phishing email sent to those contacts, using their real name and company context, can convince someone to install malware or hand over access to security hardware they administer.

What Was Exposed in the Ilka Leak

• Email addresses
• First names
• Last names
• Gender

Why This Matters

No passwords were leaked, but the combination of full name, email, and gender is enough fuel for high quality spear phishing. Attackers can impersonate a supplier, quote a plausible order number, and trick the victim into wiring funds or resetting a system password. B2B fraud tied to leaked contact lists like this has become one of the most profitable lanes for social engineering crews.

How the Ilka Database Dump Works

A database dump is a structured export of a platform's user records, often pulled via direct database access or a SQL injection flaw. The Ilka file appears to be a clean SQL export focused on customer identities. Once exfiltrated, these B2B lists are sold on private forums to marketing scammers and social engineering groups targeting the security industry.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC indexes the Ilka dataset alongside more than 400 billion other exposed records. A free breach scan will reveal if your business email, name, or profile appears in the Ilka leak or any connected dump.