Metrea LLC/Commuter Air Technology, Inc.

Metrea LLC (formerly Meta Special Aerospace, LLC) and its subsidiary Commuter Air Technology, Inc. (CAT) are US defense contractors providing Contractor Owned, Contractor Operated (COCO) ISR aircraft services to US Special Operations Command. They operate modified King Air 350 surveillance aircraft in Niger, East Africa, the Philippines, and other theaters. Approximately 480 GB of data — roughly 64,000 files — was exfiltrated from the company's corporate file server and Box.com cloud storage. The dataset spans 2014–2022 and encompasses: Plaintext admin credentials for an NSA Type 1 encryptor (KG-250X) protecting classified SOCOM communications, plus 6 additional ISR mission system passwords and 5 internal network IPs — all in a 328-byte text file. 339 MB of Harris PRC-117G military tactical radio firmware including compiled waveform binaries for SINCGARS, HAVEQUICK II, ROVER, and 10 other ITAR-controlled waveforms (USML Category XI). Named deployment data for 14+ operators at Sable Spear sites in Niger and East Africa, with rotation schedules, SIPRNet access documentation, and divert airfield planning. Complete SOCOM contract pricing portfolios — labor rates, burn rates, TINA-certified cost data, and subcontractor pricing for SOCPAC C3PO, Sable Spear, and Sable Dagger programs. 232 employee personnel files including resumes, W-9 forms (SSN), SERE training certificates, security clearances, expense reports, and deployment records. NSWDG (SEAL Team Six), MARSOC, and 75th Rangers training exercise documentation — 37 separately funded SOCOM training deliveries under the Alpha 28 program. The company's complete NIST 800-171 cybersecurity assessment — an adversary's roadmap showing exactly which controls are implemented and which are deficient.