A massive 1.02 terabyte collection of sensitive property data, allegedly sourced from the cloud infrastructure of Bradley R Tyer & Associates, a prominent title search firm, is reportedly being offered for sale online. The data, spanning from 1990 to 2025, is said to include a wide array of property, legal, and financial documents from key U.S. states, including Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Colorado, and Kansas.
The leaked archive allegedly contains critical information such as title search reports, ownership chains, tax data, legal claims, deeds, mortgages, lien records, court filings, and survey maps. This comprehensive dataset, if legitimate, could have significant implications for real estate market analysis, investment strategies, and competitive research. The sellers claim the data was extracted from a firm with partnerships including ServiceLink and reputable banks, adding to the alleged credibility of the information.
The data is reportedly organized by state, county, and document type, compressed in ZIP/RAR files, and offered via a password-protected download link. Payment for the alleged data is requested in Bitcoin (BTC) or Monero (XMR) through a secure escrow service, with delivery promised within 24 hours of payment confirmation.
