A hacking group called ShinyHunters has released hundreds of thousands of vehicle and driver records from a Florida database, claiming the Florida Motor Vehicle Agency did not comply with their demands.

The stolen data includes vehicle ownership certificates and addresses, but not driver’s licenses or personal photos. It also includes a record associated with the deceased Jeffrey Epstein, adding a dark twist to the story.

The Florida Motor Vehicle Agency confirmed a data breach but declined to comment on the specifics of the stolen data or the breach itself. TechCrunch has seen a copy of the stolen data, which also includes Social Security numbers and government-issued documents like non-U.S. passports, but not driver’s licenses or photos.

This breach comes in the same month as a massive hack of identity verification company IDScan, which allowed hackers to steal over 150 million driver’s license images. It’s a stark reminder of the ongoing threat to personal data in the digital age.