In June 2026, the ransomware group Settra reported a data leak allegedly affecting DyStar.com, claiming to have exfiltrated 1.3 terabytes of data. The reported contents included financial reports, AR registers, budget letters, technical specifications for cloud systems, employee lists with Microsoft 365 account identifiers, banking details for the company and its clients, and board of directors' minutes.
DyStar has not confirmed this data breach, and there is no information available regarding the number of individuals affected, specific data types exposed beyond the ransomware group's claims, or geographic locations impacted. No regulatory notifications or consumer notices have been identified in relation to a data breach at DyStar in 2026. Official records and news sources for DyStar in 2026 primarily focus on a hazmat incident in Charlotte, North Carolina, and do not mention a data breach.
Details about this alleged incident may emerge later, and reports to consumers and regulators may be delayed.