Trump Organization

The organization is known by the aliases Trump Organization, Trump Org, and Trump Enterprises. Its headquarters is located in the United States of America. On March 7, 2026, the Trump Organization's domains were among those defaced in a global Magento defacement campaign.

The campaign involved thousands of Magento sites being defaced with plaintext files containing attacker handles and occasional political messages. The defacements were reported to Zone‑H under the handle Typical Idiot Security. The attackers exploited an unauthenticated file upload flaw known as PolyShell affecting Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce, and related B2B extensions up to version 2.4.9‑alpha2. The vulnerability has existed since the first Magento 2 release and Adobe fixed it in a pre‑release branch, but no isolated patch is available for current production versions. Sansec has not observed active exploitation of the flaw in the wild. The campaign hit global brands such as Asus, BenQ, Citroën, Diesel, FedEx, Fiat, FilaBandai, Lindt, Toyota, Yamaha, regional government services, university domains in Latin America and Qatar, non‑profit organizations, and several domains associated with the Trump Organization.

On May 8, 2017, the FBI investigated an attempted overseas cyberattack targeting the Trump Organization. The investigation prompted an emergency meeting with the president's sons and cybersecurity officials at FBI headquarters. Company executives denied any successful breach, emphasizing robust defenses. The FBI's involvement raised concerns about potential exposure of sensitive corporate records during their investigative access to the network. The incident occurred amid broader federal probes into election interference. FBI agents were also observed at Trump Tower during the inquiry.