2026 Driving School Software — PrinzEugen leak claim (unverified); hundreds of schools alleged
Data compromised
Actor-claimed 16 million SQL rows, 8,000 full payment card numbers, and additional student/school data across hundreds of driving schools—unverified
Technical writeup
Unverified PrinzEugen extortion claim — discovered June 28, 2026 (attack est. May 21). Ransomware.live indexed a listing targeting "Driving School Software," a SaaS platform used by hundreds of U.S. driving schools, with the actor claiming 16 million SQL rows and 8,000 full credit card numbers. Distinct from single-operator listings such as 911 Driving School. Vendor had not publicly confirmed at catalog time. recordsAffected 0 pending attestation of individuals.
Root cause
PrinzEugen ransomware group listing against driving-school management SaaS vendor—actor claims 16M SQL rows and 8,000 full credit card numbers affecting hundreds of schools—unverified