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We have breached starbucks stealing 10gb of source code and intellectual property. They have till April 5th 2026 at 5:00pm. If they don't pay all data gets leaked. They were part of are new campaign where we grab every misconfiguration and scrape it. If you don't know what intellectual property it's basically what makes starbucks starbucks. The link to the sample files and proof is below in the mega.nz
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The following below was stolen
The following items are part of the reported compromise of the sbux-assets S3 bucket. They span proprietary hardware control, global management interfaces, and internal development source code.
Proprietary Hardware & Operational Technology
This category includes the digital "brains" of the physical machines used in stores.
- Beverage Dispenser Firmware (.hex files): Machine-code binaries for core hardware controllers, including the Siren System components and Blue Sparq motor boards.
- Mastrena II Control Logic: Software specifically for the Mastrena II espresso machines, including the touch-screen interface code and stepper motor configurations (Stepper_050_Board.X.hex).
- FreshBlends Assets: Proprietary code and UI packages for automated smoothie and frozen drink stations, including ingredient ratios and pricing logic.
Global Management & Internal Software
These items consist of the web-based tools used to manage store hardware and inventory on a global scale.
- Global Management UI: Source code for the "New Web UI," featuring a centralized dashboard for managing machines across numerous international regions (indicated by global flag assets).
- Inventory Management Portal (b4-inv/): A dedicated interface for tracking global hardware inventory, supply chain logistics, and vendor orders.
- Operational Monitoring Tools: Utilities for log uploads and data-range downloads, which are used by technicians to monitor machine health and performance.
Developer Environment & Source Code
The exposure of raw development files provides a "blueprints" view of how the software was built.
- JavaScript Bundles (.js files): The functional code for web applications, which often contains hardcoded API endpoints, internal service URLs, and authentication logic.
- SCSS Source Files: The original styling code for the management interfaces, allowing for the perfect replication of internal corporate portals.
- Source Maps (.map files): Critical debugging files that allow the minified production code to be reconstructed into its original, human-readable format.
- Developer Backups: Staging folders (like v-2a-upload problem and b4-temp-download) that may contain temporary credentials or internal developer notes.
Visual & Brand Assets
While less technical, these files confirm the authenticity and target of the breach.
- Internal Staff Avatars: Profile pictures (such as marc.jpg) for system administrators and developers.
- Corporate Branding: High-resolution, transparent logos for Starbucks and partner vendors like Blue Sparq used in internal-only applications.
proof/sample link:
The following below was stolen
The following items are part of the reported compromise of the sbux-assets S3 bucket. They span proprietary hardware control, global management interfaces, and internal development source code.
Proprietary Hardware & Operational Technology
This category includes the digital "brains" of the physical machines used in stores.
- Beverage Dispenser Firmware (.hex files): Machine-code binaries for core hardware controllers, including the Siren System components and Blue Sparq motor boards.
- Mastrena II Control Logic: Software specifically for the Mastrena II espresso machines, including the touch-screen interface code and stepper motor configurations (Stepper_050_Board.X.hex).
- FreshBlends Assets: Proprietary code and UI packages for automated smoothie and frozen drink stations, including ingredient ratios and pricing logic.
Global Management & Internal Software
These items consist of the web-based tools used to manage store hardware and inventory on a global scale.
- Global Management UI: Source code for the "New Web UI," featuring a centralized dashboard for managing machines across numerous international regions (indicated by global flag assets).
- Inventory Management Portal (b4-inv/): A dedicated interface for tracking global hardware inventory, supply chain logistics, and vendor orders.
- Operational Monitoring Tools: Utilities for log uploads and data-range downloads, which are used by technicians to monitor machine health and performance.
Developer Environment & Source Code
The exposure of raw development files provides a "blueprints" view of how the software was built.
- JavaScript Bundles (.js files): The functional code for web applications, which often contains hardcoded API endpoints, internal service URLs, and authentication logic.
- SCSS Source Files: The original styling code for the management interfaces, allowing for the perfect replication of internal corporate portals.
- Source Maps (.map files): Critical debugging files that allow the minified production code to be reconstructed into its original, human-readable format.
- Developer Backups: Staging folders (like v-2a-upload problem and b4-temp-download) that may contain temporary credentials or internal developer notes.
Visual & Brand Assets
While less technical, these files confirm the authenticity and target of the breach.
- Internal Staff Avatars: Profile pictures (such as marc.jpg) for system administrators and developers.
- Corporate Branding: High-resolution, transparent logos for Starbucks and partner vendors like Blue Sparq used in internal-only applications.
