Actor Offers 70GB of Allegedly Stolen SEKISUI Aerospace Data

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Summary

DarkWebInformer reports that actor nxe is offering 70 GB of data allegedly stolen from SEKISUI Aerospace for $200,000. The described package includes Boeing 737 MAX and 787 tooling and engineering files; the article does not independently establish its authenticity.

Key points

  • The article reports that actor nxe is offering 70 GB of data allegedly stolen from SEKISUI Aerospace for $200,000, negotiable.
  • The listing reportedly includes engineering PDFs, AP242 STEP/CAD files, bills of materials with Boeing part numbers, and tooling for 737 MAX and 787 components.
  • The materials are reportedly marked “EXPORT CONTROLLED: EAR 9E991 / ITAR.”
  • The listing names Boeing, Lockheed Martin, NASA, and Northrop Grumman as end customers; the article presents no independent verification of the data's authenticity.
  • The listing reportedly offers escrow and samples upon proof of funds, with contact through Telegram.

Article Details

Victim Organization
SEKISUI Aerospace
Incident Type
Alleged theft and attempted sale of export-controlled aerospace technical data
Data Types Exposed
  • Engineering PDFs and drawings
  • AP242 STEP/CAD files
  • Bills of materials (BOMs) with Boeing part numbers
  • Production tooling data
Affected Data Size
70 GB
Operational Impact
No operational disruption is reported. The article describes potential risks to Boeing and U.S. defense supply chains if the data is authentic and exposed.
Ransom Or Extortion
The seller reportedly offered the allegedly stolen data for $200,000, negotiable, with escrow and samples available after proof of funds. No ransom demand to SEKISUI Aerospace is reported.
Claim Status
alleged

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