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Ransomware group medusa hits South Hays Fire Department

HIGH
·Public Sector·US·2026-01-29

South Hays Fire Department — a public sector target operating in US has been listed by the medusa ransomware group on 2026-01-29. The information below reflects what the threat actor has publicly claimed on their leak site; the details have not been independently verified.

Incident Report

Target OrganizationSouth Hays Fire Department
Threat Group
medusa
SummaryHays County Emergency Services District 3 provides essential fire prevention and emergency services to the South Hays County area. The district focuses on recruiting full-time firefighters and is dedicated to community safety and preparedness. In addition to emergency response, the district promotes public knowledge on fire safety and outdoor burning regulations. Their commitment to accessibility ensures that all community members can engage with their services effectively. The company headquarters is located in 3528 Hunter Road, San Marcos, Texas 78666. 11-50 Employees
Date of Breach2026-01-29
Discovery Date2026-02-14
RegionUS
Target Domainsouthhaysfire.com
Business SectorPublic Sector
Severity
HIGH
Ransom Demand100000

Claim by medusa

Hays County Emergency Services District 3 provides essential fire prevention and emergency services to the South Hays County area. The district focuses on recruiting full-time firefighters and is dedicated to community safety and preparedness. In addition to emergency response, the district promotes public knowledge on fire safety and outdoor burning regulations. Their commitment to accessibility ensures that all community members can engage with their services effectively. The company headquarters is located in 3528 Hunter Road, San Marcos, Texas 78666. 11-50 Employees

Posted by the medusa threat actor on its public leak site. This is the group's own statement and has not been independently verified by HackerFeeds.

Sources

Victim website

southhaysfire.com

Leak post (onion / Tor)

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