CyberNiggers hacker claims breach of US geospatial intelligence firm Space-Eyes

IntelGroup, a prominent figure within the CyberNiggers hacking collective, has purportedly breached Space-Eyes, a key provider of geospatial intelligence services exclusively to US government agencies. The breach, alleged to have compromised the digital infrastructure of the Miami-based firm, poses a significant risk to US national security data.

According to IntelBroker, the individual behind the breach, gaining access to sensitive data from Space-Eyes systems took a remarkably short time — merely "10-15 minutes." The breach potentially exposes confidential information utilized by various US government entities, including the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, branches of the US Armed Forces, and crucial intelligence bodies like the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA).

IntelBroker, known for previous successful cyberattacks, specializes in identifying and exploiting system weaknesses, often selling compromised access on the dark web. Notable breaches attributed to IntelBroker include infiltrating General Electric’s data in November 2023 and compromising Wee grocery services.

The stolen data from Space-Eyes reportedly contains a trove of sensitive information, including full names, phone numbers, company affiliations, job descriptions, email addresses, password hashes, and location data of several government officials. This data breach echoes IntelBroker’s past activities, including leaking national security information from a US federal contractor, Acuity Inc.

CyberNiggers, the threat group to which IntelBroker belongs, has gained prominence within Breach Forums, which are believed to have evolved from Raid Forums. Although a relatively small group, CyberNiggers is actively pursuing critical targets and is reportedly under surveillance by the Five Eyes intelligence consortium.