The group claims to have obtained 1.9 GB of organization's data. The compromised data allegedly includes candidate assessment records, interview answers, evaluation scores, regional management evaluation documents, proctored exam photos and videos, executive assessment reports, psychometric tests, personality analyses, evaluation criteria, scoring documentation, assessment and selection documentation for key positions, internal email correspondence related to recruitment and personnel evaluation, and other sensitive corporate data. They intend to publish the data within 3-4 days. NB: The organization had previously fallen victim to Space Bears ransomware on May 4, 2026.