[BOOBA PROJECT] – Ransomware Victim: Tulare Western High School

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 22, 2026, the Booba Project allegedly listed Tulare Western High School, a U.S.-based education organization, on its leak site. This date is the post date, as no separate compromise date was provided. The post identifies the victim as part of the education sector and claims that data was stolen from the school’s environment. No specific information was provided regarding system encryption, operational disruption, or the categories of information allegedly affected. The threat actor claims to have obtained approximately 35 GB of data from Tulare Western High School. The available post contains no screenshots, images, download links, ransom demand, or ransom amount, and it does not provide further details the alleged stolen files. Based on the available information, the incident is presented as a data-theft or leak claim rather than a confirmed encryption event.

On September 22, 2026, the Booba Project allegedly listed Tulare Western High School, a U.S.-based education organization, on its leak site. This date is the post date, as no separate compromise date was provided. The post identifies the victim as part of the education sector and claims that data was stolen from the school’s environment. No specific information was provided regarding system encryption, operational disruption, or the categories of information allegedly affected.

The threat actor claims to have obtained approximately 35 GB of data from Tulare Western High School. The available post contains no screenshots, images, download links, ransom demand, or ransom amount, and it does not provide further details the alleged stolen files. Based on the available information, the incident is presented as a data-theft or leak claim rather than a confirmed encryption event.

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