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4d722e4d656f77 is an online threat-actor alias associated with a September 2026 public claim of responsibility for stealing customer information from CenterPoint Energy, a United States electricity and natural-gas utility. The alias appeared on a cybercrime forum advertising an alleged customer dataset. CenterPoint Energy confirmed that an unauthorized third party obtained personal information belonging to some customers through an externally facing system, but did not identify the perpetrator. Attribution to this alias, the advertised dataset's scope, and the claimed API exploitation details have not been independently established. The actor's identity, country of origin, organizational affiliations, and motivation are unknown. The incident did not disrupt CenterPoint Energy's electricity or natural-gas delivery services.
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Claimed unauthorized extraction and theft of CenterPoint Energy customer data by exploiting an externally accessible API that reportedly lacked authentication, rate limiting, certificate checks, and a web application firewall.
Claimed responsibility for exfiltrating approximately 7.49 million CenterPoint Energy customer records, including personal and billing data, from an externally facing API.
Claims to have stolen approximately 7.49 million customer records from U.S. utility CenterPoint Energy through a company-managed API and published a download link on the dark web. CenterPoint confirmed unauthorized access to some customer personal information through an external-facing system, but the reported volume, internal-network compromise, API weaknesses, and possible failed ransom negotiations remain unconfirmed. No group affiliation or malware use is established in the content.
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