The group claims to have compromised 5.4 GB of the organization's data. The compromised data reportedly include a complete MySQL database dump, plaintext database credentials, server configuration files, client registration records, precision farming agreements, agricultural data reports, soil sampling results, equipment inventory, supplier and vendor databases, internal project management records, employee communication records, system access logs, and other sensitive business information. They claim the data will be published within 1–2 days if negotiations are not reached.