Jeff Honeycutt Insurance Agency Allegedly Breached, Client Data Reportedly Exposed
Summary
A threat actor reportedly claims to have extracted and offered for sale more than 12,000 client records associated with the Texas insurance agency, including contact, address, renewal-date, and commercial-client details.
Key points
- The agency was allegedly compromised; the reported breach has not been independently confirmed in the supplied article.
- The actor claims more than 12,000 unique records were extracted from a broader dataset of 288,000 records covering 2018–2020.
- The allegedly affected clients include homeowner and commercial insurance customers, primarily across six North Texas counties.
- Reported data includes names, home addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, insurance renewal dates, and commercial client details.
- The actor reportedly offered the sensitive records for sale.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Jeff Honeycutt Insurance Agency
- Incident Type
- Alleged unauthorized extraction and sale of insurance client records
- Data Types Exposed
- Client first and last names
- Home addresses, including city, county, ZIP code, and ZIP+4
- Email addresses
- Landline and cellphone numbers
- Insurance renewal dates
- Commercial client company names, business types, phone numbers, and email addresses
- Affected Records
- The actor claims more than 12,000 unique records from a broader dataset of 288,000 records covering 2018–2020.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- The records were allegedly offered for sale; no ransom demand is reported.
- Claim Status
- claimed