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The threat actor, “Klammer” has publicly claimed responsibility for a data breach targeting the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA), releasing 231 pages of internal ICT equipment validation documents online. In a post uploaded on social media, the hacker taunted NAMRIA’s development team, saying they “couldn’t fix it,” and claimed to have inserted a “free backdoor” into the system. The leaked files were reportedly taken “straight from AD,” suggesting unauthorized access to Active Directory or a similar centralized system. The hacker shared a temporary download link valid for 10 days, containing detailed ICT records such as:• Computer and equipment model numbers • CPU and hardware specifications • Assigned monitors, printers, and UPS units • End-user names and office assignments • Branch and division-level summaries A sample page of the leaked list shows detailed breakdowns from NAMRIA’s ICT Equipment Validated List (NAMRIA-ICTRM-Form09 Ver3 Rev00), dated 15 November 2025, including data from the Support Services Branch, Administrative Division, and various offices under them.