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Aegis Project Controls

www.consultaegis.com
Group Dragonforce
Discovered 2026-02-28 12:29 UTC
Est. attack date 2026-01-26
Country US
Duplicate Entry
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Description:

Aegis Project Controls is a construction company providing 4d scheduling, training, and construction scheduling services. 214GB of files, projects, and documents that threaten US national security. These include projects on military-critical facilities (Space Fence, Nitrocellulose Facility, etc.), biosecurity laboratories (USAMRIID), critical infrastructure facilities, and others. We know you didn't contact the FBI after the attack on your infrastructure, but now the FBI will come to you. We advise you to contact us immediately; your IT department knows how. You have 15 days before this data is made public. Dear David J. Hatwell (+1 269-673-8962, +1 360-918-3187, +1 240-331-0437), we promise you public shame and the destruction of your company if you don't pay. Time has begun.
Infostealer activity detected by HudsonRock

Compromised Employees: 1

Compromised Users: 0

Third Party Employee Credentials: 1

External Attack Surface: 1

Infostealer Distribution

DNS Records:

The following DNS records were found for the victim's domain.

WHOIS Emails
  • abusegodaddy.com
MX Records
  • consultaegis-com.mail.protection.outlook.com. Microsoft 365
TXT Records
  • v=spf1 include:UniversalSpf.org ~include:x.UniversalSpf.org include:spf.protection.outlook.com include:emailus.freshservice.com include:mail.zohoanalytics.com include:_spf.intacct.com include:mailgun.org include:aspmx.pardot.com ~all
  • e606h8s70m2trgcv01u2krslo9
  • MS=ms46400450
  • linkedin-site-verification=55c8844f-d781-4816-950a-dcb1629e5982
  • atlassian-domain-verification=aoz8uCar0xwguGY1G0G0CcPGcnXMnvapfYkpCkGWGVYxGr/Mp8Kt0EV/d8FIf6QC
  • apple-domain-verification=SrAuZQWrgFgtamhr
  • google-site-verification=MKjGgttpAqH2QFidJ-5SJFOaoW1MuyHdcC16yN0ksxU
  • sending_domain1005582=a01891f23510e301a9ab3b2b502b6962b85d4edd72d8f1be371d246a73c8530c
Cloud / SaaS Services Detected
Apple Atlassian Microsoft 365 Mailgun

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