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Leak-site post naming Kjla, captured by ThreatCluster

Ransomware leak-site victim intelligence · EN

Data size
783 GB
Files
501,662
Views
501,662
Posted
Sep 21, 2026
Country
United States
Industry
Broadcasting

Summary

Written by ThreatClusterfrom victim profile, leak post, screenshot, our reporting

The global secret group claims to have leaked 783 GB across 501,662 files from Kjla TV 57, a Ventura, California-based broadcaster owned by Costa de Oro Media, LLC (kjla.com). The leak post describes Kjla TV 57 as affiliated with Azteca América, serving the Los Angeles area, and identifies Costa de Oro Media, LLC as the victim entity. The post is published, and ThreatCluster notes that on 2026-09-21 the group claimed Kjla as a victim (alongside a separate claim about Allied Supply Co.), while the material provides no detail on attack methods or vectors.

Describes what the group claims on its leak site. A listing is not confirmation that a breach occurred.

Victim profile

Employees
0
Domains
kjla.com

What was taken

KJLA TV 57 is a television station affiliated with Azteca América, serving the Los Angeles area and licensed to Ventura, California. Owned by Costa de Oro Media, LLC, it broadcasts a variety of programming, including content from The Universal Church, and caters to a diverse audience with multiple channels featuring Vietnamese and Chinese programming.

Data categories
DatabasesEmailsContractsDevelopment Assets

Leak-site images (5)

Images from the victim's leak listing. Thumbnails scraped from the onion page are blurred by default — click a thumbnail to view.

ThreatCluster capture
Collage of various Minnesota driver's licenses and a Social Security card, displaying personal identification information and photographs.
onion leak page329 KB
Screenshot of a certificate of liability insurance with sections for policyholder information, coverage details, and cancellation provisions.
onion leak page411 KB
Screenshot of a financial statement with sections for assets, liabilities, and total assets, including various numerical entries.
onion leak page217 KB
Screenshot of a VMware ESXi interface displaying virtual machine details, including CPU, memory, and storage configurations.
onion leak page394 KB