The group claims to have obtained 23.1 GB of data from Oklahoma's Nursing Times. The compromised data reportedly includes MySQL database dumps, database credentials, server environment configuration data, subscriber registration records, email newsletter subscription lists, reader demographics, commenter profiles, published and draft articles, author profiles, media uploads, advertiser account information, advertising contracts, employee account information, editorial staff accounts, contributor accounts, subscription revenue records, email campaign analytics, website traffic analytics, editorial calendars, and other sensitive business data. They intend to publish it within 1–2 days.