12-07-26, 12:21 PM
The Anonymous2090 team managed to hack into one of the US Department of Transportation's servers and extract highly classified data and maps, including the following files, of which we will explain a small part.
Files (.las, .tin) enable foreign military systems to guide cruise missiles and drones with millimeter accuracy to evade radar.
Road and route design files (.gpk) contain alternative road networks relied upon by armed forces and security forces for logistical movement, supply, or evacuation of cities during wars or disasters.
Laser Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) data are used to build 3D terrain models that feed into enemy drone and cruise missile algorithms to accurately strike targets and evade radar along the ground.
Leaked Excel spreadsheets containing traffic statistics, peak times, and crowding rates in tunnels and on bridges provide "ready-made intelligence."
Locations of fiber optic cables, gas and fuel pipelines, and water supplies buried beneath roads.
Source code for traffic control and monitoring systems revealed in developer videos.
Leaked future road routes and proposed expropriation plans in engineering files open the door to real estate speculation.
Sample download link:
https://t.me/Free_data_Anonymous2090
Password: Anonymous2090
The size of the free samples is more than 3 GB.
The total data size we obtained is over 300 GB before decompression; after decompression, it exceeds 500 GB.
To obtain all the data, contact us on the following accounts:
https://t.me/hacker1oo
Telegram account for file delivery:
https://t.me/LockBit_2090
Files (.las, .tin) enable foreign military systems to guide cruise missiles and drones with millimeter accuracy to evade radar.
Road and route design files (.gpk) contain alternative road networks relied upon by armed forces and security forces for logistical movement, supply, or evacuation of cities during wars or disasters.
Laser Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) data are used to build 3D terrain models that feed into enemy drone and cruise missile algorithms to accurately strike targets and evade radar along the ground.
Leaked Excel spreadsheets containing traffic statistics, peak times, and crowding rates in tunnels and on bridges provide "ready-made intelligence."
Locations of fiber optic cables, gas and fuel pipelines, and water supplies buried beneath roads.
Source code for traffic control and monitoring systems revealed in developer videos.
Leaked future road routes and proposed expropriation plans in engineering files open the door to real estate speculation.
Sample download link:
https://t.me/Free_data_Anonymous2090
Password: Anonymous2090
The size of the free samples is more than 3 GB.
The total data size we obtained is over 300 GB before decompression; after decompression, it exceeds 500 GB.
To obtain all the data, contact us on the following accounts:
https://t.me/hacker1oo
Telegram account for file delivery:
https://t.me/LockBit_2090