Threat Actor Claims 1GB Data Theft From Egypt’s Roads and Bridges Agency
Summary
A threat actor alleges it exfiltrated about 1GB from GARB’s Contract Extract System, including databases, source code, SSL certificates, contract and billing records, and internal documents, and threatens publication unless an unspecified demand is refused.
Key points
- A threat actor claims to have exfiltrated approximately 1GB from the General Authority for Roads and Bridges (GARB).
- The alleged target was the agency’s Contract Extract System.
- The claimed data includes databases, source code, SSL certificates, and contract and project information.
- Billing records and links to internal documents are also alleged to be included.
- The actor threatens to publish the data if an unspecified demand is refused; the article does not identify the actor or independently verify the claims.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- General Authority for Roads and Bridges (GARB)
- Incident Type
- Alleged data breach and data exfiltration
- Data Types Exposed
- Databases
- Source code
- SSL certificates
- Contract and project details
- Billing information
- Internal documents and document links
- Affected Data Size
- Approximately 1GB, according to the threat actor
- Ransom Or Extortion
- The threat actor reportedly threatened to publish the data if an unspecified deal was refused; no ransom amount or specific demand was disclosed.
- Claim Status
- claimed