
Akira Threatens to Publish 53 GB from US Parts Maker and Ohio MLS
Akira ransomware posted National Standard Parts Associates and Northern Ohio Regional MLS, threatening 53 GB of employee records, contracts, and

Akira ransomware posted National Standard Parts Associates and Northern Ohio Regional MLS, threatening 53 GB of employee records, contracts, and

Qilin ransomware posted Avcon Jet, SKUPINA Don Don, and Trican in a three-country sweep targeting private aviation, food retail, and

TheGentlemen ransomware struck Saudi Arabia, India, Thailand, and Portugal in one day, including a first GCC target, as the group

WorldLeaks claimed CH Karnchang, Thailand’s major infrastructure builder, and United Auto Supply in a pure data extortion operation with no

OFAC sanctioned Nobitex and three companion Iranian crypto exchanges for facilitating IRGC transactions and converting ransomware proceeds into usable funds.

TheGentlemen ransomware claimed Michigan Surgical Center while Genesis targeted Family Medical Associates of Raleigh, exposing PHI to double-extortion pressure.

DragonForce claimed Lebanon IT firm SETS Solutions and Mexican manufacturer Copamex, while Nitrogen posted U.S. real estate developer Pyramid in

KillSec ransomware posted an Indian teaching hospital and a Mexican insurance firm as victims, exposing patient data under India’s DPDPA

Nova ransomware publicly apologized and banned an affiliate for attacking Eriell Group, an Uzbekistan oilfield firm, violating the CIS safe

Qilin ransomware posted six victims across five countries over two days, including Nova Medical Products and MEISA Sines at Portugal’s
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