The group claims to have obtained 217.8 GB of data from ShadeTechExpo. The compromised data reportedly includes MySQL database dumps, database credentials, server environment and application configuration data, attendee registration records, contact form submissions, business lead data, live chat sessions, chat transcripts, visitor tracking data, website content revisions, media attachments, page builder configurations, published event pages, employee account information, WordPress user roles, system access logs, and other sensitive corporate data. They intend to publish it within 1–2 days.