Seventy-seven million was still a mail vendor

Seventy-seven million is the same product. It is not a second three million.

Arara’s second report, today, says the 29 October shared-environment take was the first room. From 28 to 31 October the same party used that foothold to reach 97 servers that belong to tenants — about 380 companies, still a ceiling — and take mail addresses plus whatever member fields those companies had stored: name, gender, date of birth, phone, member number, address, the send log. About 77 million emails as of 1 November, still being counted, and not a unique-person total. The first room is restated: 3,386,187 emails after dedupe, across 61 companies, and up to 411,827 name rows at five of them. Cards, it says, are not held.

They also used the product as a sender. 28–30 October: up to about 7.13 million mails that looked like a card-company “please confirm your statement,” from two environments they had. New sends stopped 13:32 on the 30th. The product itself was hard-stopped at 19:53 on the 31st. Restart is not dated.

Cause, restated: the web-server hole, plus “problems in the system environment.” Do not add 77 million to Blastmail’s contracts, or to Cuenote’s nine million, or to the 3.01 million from the first letter. Same vendor. Bigger room.

What 77 million will be asked to cover

It will be briefed as every Japanese inbox, and as 77 million cards. Cards are out. It will be briefed as 380 companies emptied of everything they ever stored. The fields vary by tenant. A still-dark product is evidence about today’s queue. It is not a finding that the 77 million came back.

If a company mailed you through Arara Message, you are in a tenant room until that company counts. A statement mail that already knows last Tuesday’s send is the next page if it is. They will not ask for a card.

Seventy-seven million was still a mail vendor. Keep the 3.01 million in the same product, not in a second pile.