Ransomware victim disclosure
← All victimsBayou Title, Inc.
Claimed by AUR0RA · listed 18 hours ago
Status timeline
- Listed
Jun 6, 2026
- Data leaked
At a glance
About the victim
AI dossier — public-source company profileBayou Title, Inc. is a title insurance company operating in the real estate sector in the United States. Limited public information is available about the company's specific operations or scale.
- Industry
- Real Estate / Title Insurance
Attack summary
Severity: medium — Data exfiltration confirmed (33 GB) and published, but the leak post provides no specifics about the actual contents, sensitivity level, or type of data taken from Bayou Title. The generic title-insurance sector involves handling of real estate documents and PII, which would typically be sensitive, but without documented proof of specific data types, severity cannot be elevated to 'high' or 'critical'.The AUR0RA group claims to have exfiltrated 33 GB of data from Bayou Title, Inc. The leak post does not provide specific details about what data was targeted or compromised from this particular victim.
What the group claims
The largest title insurance agent and closing/settlement services provider in Louisiana, with 19 full-service locations statewide. Exfiltrated data spans 20+ years of operations (2004–2026).
The leak post
captured from the group's site[ NorthWest Handling Systems — a 55-year-old forklift and warehouse equipment company headquartered in Renton, Washington, with branches across WA, OR, and AK. The dump is the entire corporate file share going back to 1988. 337,000+ files spanning every branch, every department, every era of the company. It includes: Plaintext credit card numbers in an Excel spreadsheet literally titled “C.O.D. info (CREDIT CARD INFO).xlsx” — stored at the root of the file server, unencrypted, for years. Social Security numbers and Taxpayer IDs on W-9 forms and certified payroll documents for government-contract work (USPS, Oregon DHS, public schools). 3+ years of plaintext passwords for Target Corporation’s vendor portal (TARS), stored in Word documents titled “TARGET PASSWORD & SECURITY QUESTIONS.” Each password rotation was saved as a new file. Home Depot Maximo DC billing credentials — plaintext, in a Word document, enabling fraudulent invoicing against a Fortune 50 company. Albertsons/Safeway Corrigo facility-management portal credentials — again, plaintext in a .docx file. 33 GB of customer warehouse CAD files — facility layouts, equipment placement, security-zone dimensions, and fire-protect…
Data the group says was taken
- Social Security numbers
- names
- addresses
- sale proceeds
- 1099-S real-estate closing worksheets
- W-2 filings
- 1099-MISC filings
- employee payroll databases
- Sage 50 EMPLOYEE.DAT files
- bank account data
Screenshot of the leak post
Sources
Source
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