BayView Real Estate in the US was allegedly breached by ShadowByt3$ via pm.livable.com, with stolen data reportedly including administrator profile exports, financial building and utility distribution reports, internal platform playbooks/tutorial videos, tenant communication templates/branding graphics, and legal lease and utility addenda documents. The attackers claim the victim was compelled to change passwords and protect clients, and they provide mirror links to the exfiltrated archive for verification. #UnitedStates
Incident Details
- Victim: BayView Real Estate
- Sector: Retail & E-Commerce
- Country: US
- Actor: ShadowByt3$
- Source: https://transfer.it/t/RMwmoUlFgJhS
- Discovered: 2026-08-29T01:51:27.108290+00:00
- Published: 2026-08-29T01:51:11.731473+00:00
Information
- Corporate identity and admin profile exports for six active employees: Breanna Tiu, Diana Nguyen, Elise Hou, Jeanne David, Wendy Wu, and Zhen Deng.
- Financial database extraction, including building statement reports and sample distribution summaries for multi-property accounting records, with specialized trackers for 394 Midway Street.
- Operational infrastructure materials, including internal handbooks for Bill & Collect and Convergent workflows, plus software integration guides for AppFolio ID and charges mapping and Yardi system integration.
- More than 100 MB of internal video tutorials covering portal navigation, tenant account setup and access, allocation tables, move-out processing, CSV export, and PM portal training topics.
- Tenant communication scripts and branding assets, including welcome email interface maps, dashboard layouts, welcome letters, delinquency notices, billing statements, and Net Zero statement templates.
- Legal lease documents and regional utility addenda, including 30-day notice templates, California and national utility addenda, Seattle-specific parameters, submetered water exhibits, and lease addendum guides.
- Uncompressed size: 216,653,153 bytes (216.6 MB); compressed size: 78.0 MB.
- Mirror links: https://pixeldrain.com/u/pc8VfBLf and https://fex.net/s/vydmesb.
Disclaimer: This post is based on public claims made by the ransomware group "ShadowByt3$". I cannot confirm the accuracy of the information. However, I would be happy to share any official statement from the affected organization to provide clarification.