The group claims to have obtained 8.1 GB of data from Boelte-Hall. The compromised data reportedly includes MySQL database dumps, database credentials, server environment and application configuration data, client registration records, project documentation, consulting engagement records, client communication archives, employee account information, user activity logs, service offering documentation, project management records, industry research, website content, billing records, client payment history, expense tracking data, and other sensitive corporate information. They intend to publish it within 1–2 days.