Triple X Claims Theft of 1.5TB From U.S. Law Firm
Summary
Triple X claims it stole about 1.5TB from a U.S. law firm, including 24,900 passport files and sensitive financial, tax and identity records. The monitoring post says the group’s claims are unconfirmed.
Key points
- A monitoring record attributes the unconfirmed data-theft claim to ransomware actor Triple X.
- The named victim is Law Offices US immigrationonline[.]com.
- The group reportedly claims to have stolen about 1.5TB of data, including 24,900 passport files.
- Other data allegedly includes tax forms, identity documents, financial records, Social Security numbers and attorney-client communications.
- The post says the data is being offered through a dark-web download link; the claims have not been independently confirmed.
Article Details
- Victim
- Law Offices US immigrationonline.com
- Victim Domain
- immigrationonline.com
- Encryption Status
- Unknown; the article does not report whether data was encrypted.
- Exfiltration Status
- Claimed by Triple X but unverified; the article says the group reportedly stole data and that it was reportedly offered for download.
- Exfiltrated Data
- The group claims the data includes passport files, tax forms, identity documents, financial and banking records, court-case materials, attorney-client correspondence, and other sensitive personal information. The article says it cannot confirm these claims.
- Exfiltrated Size
- Approximately 1.5 terabytes, as reported in the article; unverified.
- Ransom Demand
- None reported.
- Leak Status
- The data was reportedly offered through a dark-web download link; publication and authenticity are unverified.