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...The cache includes a bevy of sensitive information, such as photos, reports, and other ODIN customer and internal data.
In one directory called "gallery" are 5,900 files. These include images such as mugshots, people, homes, vehicles, and peoples' tattoos. Some of the files include identifying information, such as the name of the person in the filename or identity and Social Security cards.
Other files include field interrogation reports, and sex offender registration information. ODIN runs Sex Offender Notification and Registration (SONAR), a system used by local and state police for tracking sex offenders. The dump also included some polygraph reports, including of convicted sex offenders.
One file contains what appears to be user login information. This includes two FBI email addresses.
The data also contains what appears to be internal ODIN test data. One folder of more than 140 audio files contains many recordings of someone testing the app.
Reports generated by ODIN's app SweepWizard are also included in the data. Law enforcement can use SweepWizard to coordinate the execution of search warrants or raids.
Some of these reports contain false names of "organizing officers" such as "Superman" and "Captain America." It is unclear if these are fabrications or placeholders for test purposes. ODIN's CEO Erik McCauley is listed as a "commanding officer" in some reports. ODIN did not respond to a request for comment.
Transparency organization Distributed Denial of Secrets obtained the hacked data and shared it with Motherboard. ...
