El Cajon, CA LOT DESCRIPTION (brief) – U.S. municipal dump: police + 911 + production SQLWhat is for sale. Municipal government of a U.S. city (California): police department, 911 dispatch center (joint authority), fire/EMS, all city services, ~1,100+ employees. ~7.8M files / ~7.8 TB. Content current through late September 2026 – SQL backups, payroll runs and 911 logs up to the final days. Live dump, not an archive. Full snapshot: entire file server, restricted police shares, the 911 center, production databases, workstation backups and terminal-server profiles.Contents. Employee home profiles �195 (~800 GB) � department shares – HR/city attorney/finance/council (~1.3 TB) � public works + utility billing for ~250K accounts (~1.3 TB) � citywide share with W-2s for all employees (~2.4 TB) � restricted police archive (~1.7 TB) � 911 center: ~6.3M call recordings over ~3 years + caller phone/address/GPS metadata (~380 GB) � SQL backups (~440 GB: dispatch CAD 17+ GB, evidence vault, crime lab, RMS, access control, MFA server).Credentials and access (sells first). Bank ACH private key + passphrase, state treasury pool PINs, corporate cards with PAN+CVV+PIN � root/enable on the network core (incl. traffic lights) � government accounts (FBI, DEA, state DOJ, CJIS, LiveScan) + 111 officer passcodes to the narcotics system � DMV certificate + password � MFA server dump (TOTP secrets, hardware-token seeds, VPN) � password templates/defaults, vendor ERP backdoor � cameras on public IPs � 13� .pfx signing certs, OAuth secrets, door/access control, map of 401 cameras, gate codes.Personal data. W-2s for all ~1,100 employees (SSN+salary+address) � applicant SSN sets � thousands of EMS patient records with SSN � 337 DMV records � credit dossiers with IRS transcripts � home addresses of the mayor and council � 911 caller GPS metadata (above) � production CAD: ~89K incidents, ~3.9K arrests, 941 warrants, 8.3K SSNs.Police kompromat. Internal Affairs master tracker (1,016 rows / ~10 years, named: use of force �239, pursuits �172, claims �223) + 25-year legacy archive (force �998, complaints �2,612) � DA ‘untruthful officers’ list � registry of 691 destroyed discipline files + litigation hold list � officer DUI/DV (arrests; victim of an untaken DV call later killed) � fresh 2025�26 cases (negligent discharge + lies � 58-min discipline audio included; fabricated pursuit; theft during arrest) � undercover unit rosters, named + informants (names/DLs/phones) � cold cases (suspects/witnesses) � SWAT callout sheets with personal cell phones � 81 real warrant templates with witnesses � CI/surveillance playbooks � 911 data fed to federal immigration agencies + active court fight with the state AG over surveillance data sharing � county election-office correspondence, PRA packages, protest recordings with caller numbers.Finance/mail. ~77 GB of email archives (HR investigations ~37 GB) � 13 years of payroll � grants � 4 layoff waves � asset forfeiture case files � GIS/document-system credentials.Buyers. Extortion crews (headline-ready topics already in the news cycle) � fraud (W-2/SSN/medical) � IABs (live access to a city 911/CAD is a rare lot) � plaintiffs’ attorneys (new suits, case reviews) � media (ready stories) � intelligence services (undercover rosters, informants, LE-systems access) � criminals (sources and witnesses).Deal formats. Full lot exclusive � credentials package (<1 GB, samples before deal) � PII packs by class � police package for media/negotiation � first-publication rights. Freshness: A=2026 (live data), B=2024�25 (active cases), C=25+ year legacy (pattern proof).Limitations. Some containers are encrypted (passwords not recovered), video archives unreviewed; the data contains live police sources – handle with care. More
- Group: rhysida
- Country: US
- Sector: Not Found
- Discovered: 2026-11-04 16:55 UTC
- Attack date: 2026-11-04 16:55 UTC
This entry reflects a claim published by an extortion group and collected by a public tracker. It has not been independently verified.
Source: ransomware.live — Recent Victims · 2026-11-04