ShinyHunters Claim Breaches at Infinite Campus and Ameriprise

Summary
ShinyHunters claim to have breached Infinite Campus and Ameriprise Financial and demand contact by March 25, 2026, before allegedly releasing data that includes Salesforce records and more than 200GB of Ameriprise SharePoint files.
Key points
- ShinyHunters claim Infinite Campus and Ameriprise Financial are among the group’s alleged victims.
- The group issued a warning demanding contact by March 25, 2026, before it allegedly releases data.
- The alleged data includes Salesforce records, personally identifiable information, and internal corporate data.
- The group claims the Ameriprise haul includes more than 200GB of compressed SharePoint files.
- The article provides no independent confirmation of the alleged breaches.
Article Details
- Victim
- Infinite Campus; Ameriprise Financial
- Encryption Status
- Unknown; encryption was not reported.
- Exfiltration Status
- ShinyHunters claims a breach and compromised data; exfiltration is unverified.
- Exfiltrated Data
- The group allegedly obtained Salesforce records, personally identifiable information, and internal corporate data. The article reports an alleged haul from Ameriprise Financial of over 200GB of compressed SharePoint files.
- Exfiltrated Size
- Over 200GB of compressed files, allegedly from Ameriprise Financial.
- Ransom Demand
- No monetary amount reported. ShinyHunters demanded contact by March 25, 2026.
- Leak Status
- ShinyHunters threatened to release the allegedly compromised data if the organizations did not make contact by March 25, 2026. The article does not report that the data was released.
Threat Actors
Products
Microsoft SharePointAllegedly compromised data includes Salesforce records, personally identifiable information, internal corporate data, and over 200GB of compressed SharePoint files from Ameriprise.SalesforceAllegedly compromised data includes Salesforce records, personally identifiable information, internal corporate data, and over 200GB of compressed SharePoint files from Ameriprise.
