Summary
Written by ThreatClusterfrom victim profile, leak post, screenshot, our reportingInterlock claims 1,660 GB of confidential information was stolen from the District of Columbia Housing Authority (DC Housing), including data on District residents and large databases. The group states the organization was completely compromised due to security negligence and greed, with passports and personal data of clients among the exfiltrated material. The leak post lists the victim domain as dchousing.org and is currently published as listed.
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What was taken
DC Housing, the organization entrusted with the powers of the District of Columbia Housing Authority, was completely compromised due to its negligence and greed in security, and all confidential information, databases, passports, and personal data of clients were stolen. We offer you 1.6 TB of confidential information, including all data of District residents and large databases.
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