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Time’s up, Sunday edition: Some Jeffco Public Schools data was leaked, some data was put up for sale

Posted on November 12, 2023 by Dissent

As first reported on DataBreaches on Friday, SingularityMD indicated that they would be leaking or selling Jeffco Public Schools data. They followed through.

In one thread on a popular hacking forum, they leaked what they claim is a 500 MB csv file for an AD Export from November 2020. The leak contains “includes hashed passwords, an effective list of all users and then also servers at the time with local service accounts.”

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In a second thread, they offer, for sale, 90,000 parent email addresses. The listing seeks $1500.00 in XMR or the best offer after 48 hours. They indicate that they will only sell to one buyer.

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Looking at the time stamp on the parent contacts listing, the 48 hours was actually up at 2:14 am today. The listing did not tell potential buyers how to contact them for purchase and it did not mention accepting escrow. There were no publicly posted replies to the listing or anyone publicly asking how to contact them to make an offer.

Related posts:

  • Jeffco Public Schools hit by the same threat actors that hit Clark County School District — and via the same way
  • Hackers give Jeffco Public Schools an extension on their deadline to respond; email parents about the breach (1)
  • Time’s up: SingularityMD sets up to sell data from Jeffco Public Schools
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