Ransomware Group intelligence
Cl0p
ActiveTrack Cl0p with 25826 published victims, 3 known leak locations, 7 exploited vulnerabilities, and 31 mapped TTPs in a single intelligence view.
Clop
Cl0p ransomware
Cl0p ransomware group
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Overview
The ransomware group known as Cl0p is a variant of the previously tracked CryptoMix strain. Early Cl0p activity was linked to financially motivated operations attributed to TA505, including phishing campaigns observed in 2019.
Those campaigns commonly relied on macro-enabled documents that deployed the Get2 loader. Once initial access was established, operators moved into reconnaissance, lateral movement, and data exfiltration before deploying ransomware across the victim environment.
After execution, Cl0p variants have been observed appending extensions such as .clop, .CIIp, .Cllp, and .C_L_O_P. Associated ransom notes have included filenames like ClopReadMe.txt, README_README.txt, Cl0pReadMe.txt, and READ_ME_!!!.TXT.
The operation later shifted from phishing-led delivery to intrusion campaigns centered on exploiting vulnerabilities in internet-facing enterprise software and managed file transfer products.
Leak Status Distribution
No leak-status data available yet.
Top Countries
Interactive distribution based on the currently visible victims list.
Known Leak Locations (3)
| Label | Type | Availability | Links |
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| Leak location 2 | Onion service | Up checked 4h ago | santat7kpllt6iyvqbr7q4amdv6dzrh6paatvyrzl7ry3zm72zigf4ad.onion |
| Leak location 3 | Onion service | Down checked 4h ago | toznnag5o3ambca56s2yacteu7q7x2avrfherzmz4nmujrjuib4iusad.onion |
| Leak location 1 | Onion service | Down checked 4h ago | ekbgzchl6x2ias37.onion |
Top Activity Sectors (5)
- Technology 146
- Transportation/Logistics 68
- Consumer Services 65
- Manufacturing 64
- Business Services 34
Typical Attacks (17)
▼How Cl0p typically operates, as attributed by MITRE ATT&CK v19.2. Attributed via Clop.
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T1059.003 Windows Command Shell Execution
What they do: Clop can use cmd.exe to help execute commands on the system.
What that means: Adversaries may abuse the Windows command shell for execution.
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T1106 Native API Execution
What they do: Clop has used built-in API functions such as WNetOpenEnumW(), WNetEnumResourceW(), WNetCloseEnum(), GetProcAddress(), and VirtualAlloc().
What that means: Adversaries may interact with the native OS application programming interface (API) to execute behaviors.
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What they do: Clop can make modifications to Registry keys.
What that means: Adversaries may interact with the Windows Registry as part of a variety of other techniques to aid in defense evasion, persistence, and execution.
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T1027.002 Software Packing Stealth
What they do: Clop has been packed to help avoid detection.
What that means: Adversaries may perform software packing or virtual machine software protection to conceal their code.
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T1140 Deobfuscate/Decode Files or Information Stealth
What they do: Clop has used a simple XOR operation to decrypt strings.
What that means: Adversaries may use Obfuscated Files or Information to hide artifacts of an intrusion from analysis.
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T1218.007 Msiexec Stealth
What they do: Clop can use msiexec.exe to disable security tools on the system.
What that means: Adversaries may abuse msiexec.exe to proxy execution of malicious payloads.
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What they do: Clop has used the sleep command to avoid sandbox detection.
What that means: Adversaries may employ various time-based methods to detect virtualization and analysis environments, particularly those that attempt to manipulate time mechanisms to simulate longer elapses of time.
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T1553.002 Code Signing Defense Impairment
What they do: Clop can use code signing to evade detection.
What that means: Adversaries may create, acquire, or steal code signing materials to sign their malware or tools.
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T1685 Disable or Modify Tools Defense Impairment
What they do: Clop can uninstall or disable security products.
What that means: Adversaries may disable, degrade, or tamper with security tools or applications (e.g., endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, intrusion detection systems (IDS), antivirus, logging agents, sensors, etc.) to impair or reduce visibility of defensive capabilities.
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T1057 Process Discovery Discovery
What they do: Clop can enumerate all processes on the victim's machine.
What that means: Adversaries may attempt to get information about running processes on a system.
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T1083 File and Directory Discovery Discovery
What they do: Clop has searched folders and subfolders for files to encrypt.
What that means: Adversaries may enumerate files and directories or may search in specific locations of a host or network share for certain information within a file system.
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T1135 Network Share Discovery Discovery
What they do: Clop can enumerate network shares.
What that means: Adversaries may look for folders and drives shared on remote systems as a means of identifying sources of information to gather as a precursor for Collection and to identify potential systems of interest for Lateral Movement.
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T1518.001 Security Software Discovery Discovery
What they do: Clop can search for processes with antivirus and antimalware product names.
What that means: Adversaries may attempt to get a listing of security software, configurations, defensive tools, and sensors that are installed on a system or in a cloud environment.
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T1614.001 System Language Discovery Discovery
What they do: Clop has checked the keyboard language using the GetKeyboardLayout() function to avoid installation on Russian-language or other Commonwealth of Independent States-language machines; it will also check the GetTextCharset function.
What that means: Adversaries may attempt to gather information about the system language of a victim in order to infer the geographical location of that host.
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T1486 Data Encrypted for Impact Impact
What they do: Clop can encrypt files using AES, RSA, and RC4 and will add the ".clop" extension to encrypted files.
What that means: Adversaries may encrypt data on target systems or on large numbers of systems in a network to interrupt availability to system and network resources.
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T1489 Service Stop Impact
What they do: Clop can kill several processes and services related to backups and security solutions.
What that means: Adversaries may stop or disable services on a system to render those services unavailable to legitimate users.
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T1490 Inhibit System Recovery Impact
What they do: Clop can delete the shadow volumes with vssadmin Delete Shadows /all /quiet and can use bcdedit to disable recovery options.
What that means: Adversaries may delete or remove built-in data and turn off services designed to aid in the recovery of a corrupted system to prevent recovery.
Tools Observed (3)
▼Software Cl0p has been seen using, grouped by what it is used for. Legitimate administration tools appear here because these actors routinely abuse them — presence in this list is not itself malicious.
Offensive security tooling
Cobalt Strike
PowerShell Empire
TinyMet
Tool data from Ransomware Tool Matrix by BushidoUK, licensed CC BY 4.0. Grouped by purpose and matched to this group by Dark Eye.
Ransom Notes (4)
▼The note this group leaves on a compromised machine. Click a filename to read it.
Details_Cleo.txt
Hello, [snip] !!!. We are CL0P^_ group. If you don't know us, search on google. Your company's data has been compromised through your cleo system. We own it now. To do this, you need to download the TOR browser https://www.torproject.org/download/ You can read about us here CL0P^_- LEAKS http://santat7kpllt6iyvqbr7q4amdv6dzrh6paatvyrzl7ry3zm72zigf4ad.onion Using a vulnerability in platform systems Cleo Harmony, VLTrader and LexiCom we gained access to your networks and downloaded all the information from your servers. We do not want to make this public or spread your confidential information, we are only interested in money. We are not interested in political speak just money and money will bring this to finish. Unique link to chat generated for your company: http://htmxyptur5wfjrd7uvg23snupub2pbtlfelk45n37b3augl2w4eearid.onion/remote0/[snip] Do not forget to use TOR browser We soon show you the files we have and amount. If you pay, data is deleted, we disappear and you never need worry on this again. If you don't pay, you data will publish on our blog. How much to pay? % of you revenues and how much data we take. Speak on chat. Fast reply will receive discount. I. Payment - Bitcoin wallet is provided when you validate the ready to pay; II. Participation of third-parties II.I Not allowed III. What Guarantee - All data deleted with high secure tools and video provided - All publishing stop and cancel - Any backdoor disclose - Never attack you again - All discussion delete Do you have our data? - Yes. Ask for list of data and samples How much time to speak to you? - 10 days I need discount? - Come with offer. Low ball increase price. Quick answer deserve some discount. Discuss on chat. What cryptocurrency? - We take Bitcoin and Monero. Speed of discuss? - Do not stay silent and speak quick min one time a day. Contact us via email or chat URL here: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] © CL0P^_- LEAKS 2020 - 2024
clop1.txt
Your network has been penetrated. All files on each host in the network have been encrypted with a strong algorithm. Backups were either encrypted or deleted or backup disks were formatted. Shadow copies also removed, so F8 or any other methods may damage encrypted data but not recover. We exclusively have decryption software for your situation No decryption software is available in the public. DO NOT RESET OR SHUTDOWN – files may be damaged. DO NOT RENAME OR MOVE the encrypted and readme files. DO NOT DELETE readme files. This may lead to the impossibility of recovery of the certain files. Photorec, RannohDecryptor etc. repair tools are useless and can destroy your files irreversibly. If you want to restore your files write to emails (contacts are at the bottom of the sheet) and attach 2-3 encrypted files (Less than 5 Mb each, non-archived and your files should not contain valuable information (Databases, backups, large excel sheets, etc.)). You will receive decrypted samples and our conditions how to get the decoder. Attention!!! Your warranty - decrypted samples. Do not rename encrypted files. Do not try to decrypt your data using third party software. We don`t need your files and your information. But after 2 weeks all your files and keys will be deleted automatically. Contact emails: [email protected] or [email protected] The final price depends on how fast you write to us. Clop
AAA_READ_AAA.TXT
Attention! We are the ones who hacked you and DOWNLOAD yor data! We have extensive experience and a strong reputation in this field. Take what is written below seriously!!!! We DOWNLOADED - 1,65 Tb We DOWNLOADED - Your financial documentation, HR Documents, Accounting, your mails,Databases,private correspondence about transactions, employee documents, company documents,Internal manuals, production data, and much more . If necessary, we are ready to provide all the evidence. Contact us within 48 hours in our chat (TOR browser): http://6v4q5w7di74grj2vtmikzgx2tnq5eagyg2cubpcnqrvvee2ijpmprzqd.onion/remote0/[snip]?secret=[snip] [email protected] [email protected] due to blocking of telecom operators if you write from proton.me please write here [email protected] About us: OUR BLOG - "link": http://santat7kpllt6iyvqbr7q4amdv6dzrh6paatvyrzl7ry3zm72zigf4ad.onion/ -> TOR browser.
clop2.txt
[snip] DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RESTORE OR MOVE THE FILES YOURSELF. THIS MAY DESTROY THEM ***Also a lot of sensitive data has been downloaded from your network*** For example: ______________________________ \\10.30.12.98\D$\[snip] \\10.30.13.2\Y$\SQLbackup \\10.40.10.162\D$ THIS IS A SMALL PART. WE DOWNLOADED ALL CLIENT'S SQL DATABASES If you refuse to cooperate, all data will be published for free download on our portal: http://santat7kpllt6iyvqbr7q4amdv6dzrh6paatvyrzl7ry3zm72zigf4ad.onion/ - use TOR browser CONTACT US BY EMAIL: [email protected] [email protected] OR WRITE TO THE CHAT AT :->: http://npkoxkuygikbkpuf5yxte66um727wmdo2jtpg2djhb2e224i4r25v7ad.onion/remote0/[snip] secret=[snip] (use TOR browser)
Ransom-note text from RansomLook, licensed CC BY 4.0.
YARA Rules (1)
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Research Sources
Vulnerabilities Exploited (7)
This information is provided by the curated intelligence profile for this group.
| Vendor | Product | CVE | Source |
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| Accellion | File Transfer Appliance | CVE-2021-27101, CVE-2021-27102, CVE-2021-27103, CVE-2021-27104 | mandiant.com |
| Cleo | VLTrader, Harmony, LexiCom | CVE-2024-55956 | huntress.com |
| Fortra | GoAnywhere Managed File Transfer | CVE-2023-0669 | censys.io |
| Oracle | E-Business Suite | CVE-2025-61882 | crowdstrike.com |
| Progress Software | MOVEit | CVE-2023-34362 | cisa.gov |
| PaperCut | Application Server | CVE-2023-27350, CVE-2023-27351 | twitter.com/MsftSecIntel |
| SolarWinds | Serv-U FTP | CVE-2021-35211 | research.nccgroup.com |
TTPs Matrix (11)
Mapped ATT&CK-style behaviors associated with this group.
Initial Access
Phishing: Spear-phishing attachment
Exploit public-facing application
Valid accounts
Execution
Native API
Command and scripting interpreter
User execution
Persistence
Boot or logon autostart execution
Create or modify system process: Windows service
Privilege Escalation
Domain Policy modification: Group Policy modification
Exploitation for privilege escalation
Hijack execution flow
Defense Evasion
Masquerading: invalid code signature
Impair defenses: disable or modify tools
Deobfuscate/decode files or information
Indicator removal on host: file deletion
Process injection: DLL injection
Indirect command execution
Indicator removal on host: clear Windows event logs
Discovery
File and directory discovery
Remote system discovery
Process discovery
System information discovery
Query registry
Security software discovery
Lateral Movement
Lateral tool transfer
Remote services: SMB/Windows admin shares
Collection
Data from local system
Command and Control
Application Layer Protocol
Exfiltration
Exfiltration over web service
Impact
Data encrypted for impact
Inhibit system recovery
Victims (25826)
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| Type | Target | Discovered | Country | Business Category | Intel Link | Leak status |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32768 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM is an entity cataloged within a threat-intelligence index under the designation ransomware victim. Operating within the IT sector and associated with the United States, the entity reflects infrastructure or organizational exposure documented in threat-intelligence records. The listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM specifically as a ransomware victim, with the associated threat actor or source attributed to clop. This description adheres to factual, neutral reporting standards without inventing breach specifics, data details, or financial impacts. The entry serves to index the entity's relationship to the identified threat actor within cybersecurity intelligence frameworks. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32768 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the US IT sector and serves as a ransomware victim entity within this threat-intelligence index. The domain represents an organization whose infrastructure was targeted by ransomware activity linked to the threat actor clop, contributing contextual intelligence for security defenders monitoring cyber incidents across technology sectors. This listing type identifies the entity as an affected organization rather than detailing confirmed breach specifics such as data exfiltration scope, ransom demands, or internal impact. The inclusion reflects aggregated threat-intelligence analysis connecting OMNITANKER.COM to clop-associated ransomware activity for catalog and defensive reference purposes. It was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32769 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within a threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim associated with the clop threat actor. This listing type indicates its involvement with ransomware activity as documented in cybersecurity intelligence sources. The description focuses on the entity's classification, geographic and sectoral context, and its association with the specified threat actor without asserting unverified incident details. Neutral treatment ensures factual accuracy while supporting search visibility for threat-intelligence professionals. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32769 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within a threat-intelligence index under the designation of ransomware victim, linked to the threat actor clop. This listing type indicates an association with ransomware activity affecting the organization's digital infrastructure. The description remains factual and neutral, focusing on the entity's classification, sector context, geographic location, and verified threat-actor connection without elaborating on unconfirmed incident details. Its inclusion underscores the importance of monitoring ransomware victim profiles for cyber threat intelligence and defensive planning. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32769 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index specifically as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. This listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM within datasets tracking ransomware incidents and associated malicious actors. The description remains factual and neutral, focusing on the entity's classification without speculating on unconfirmed details such as breach scope, data accessed, or operational impact. OMNITANKER.COM serves as a reference point for analysts monitoring threat actor activity and ransomware victim profiles across the technology sector. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32769 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within this threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM as an affected organization in a cybersecurity context involving ransomware activity. No specific incident details, such as stolen data, breach confirmation, or financial impact, are included per strict factual constraints. This entry serves to document the relationship between the entity, its sector, location, and the associated threat actor for threat-intelligence analysis and catalog purposes. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32769 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is associated with the US location. The entity is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index under the listing type ransomware victim, with the associated threat actor and source identified as clop. This designation reflects its inclusion in cybersecurity monitoring frameworks focused on ransomware activity and affected organizations. The description remains factual and neutral, avoiding speculation regarding specific incident details, data exposure, or operational impact. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32770 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is associated with the US. As cataloged in this threat-intelligence index, it is classified as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The entity represents a case where cyber threats impacted an organization in the technology domain, contributing to broader awareness of active ransomware campaigns and associated actors. This listing provides neutral context for security professionals monitoring threat actor activity and victim profiles across sectors and geographies. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32770 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within this threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim associated with the threat actor clop. This listing reflects observed connections between the domain/entity and malicious activity targeting information technology infrastructure. The description adheres to neutral, factual reporting standards without speculating on unconfirmed breach details, data impacts, or operational specifics. It serves to inform security professionals and defenders about documented adversary-victim relationships in the cybersecurity landscape. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32771 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index under the listing type ransomware victim, with the associated threat actor and source identified as clop. The listing reflects the entity's classification within cybersecurity intelligence records concerning ransomware activity. No specific incident details, such as data stolen, records compromised, ransom demands, or confirmed breach specifics, are included to maintain factual neutrality and avoid invention. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32771 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index under the classification of ransomware victim, specifically linked to the threat actor clop. The listing reflects observed connections between this organization and malicious activity attributed to clop, providing contextual insight for cybersecurity professionals monitoring ransomware campaigns in the technology sector. This entry serves to inform defenders about entities potentially impacted by coordinated cyber threats. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32772 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and serves as an entity cataloged under ransomware victim status within a threat-intelligence index. The domain name suggests involvement in tracking, monitoring, or data management functions relevant to information technology infrastructure. As a ransomware victim associated with the threat actor clop, OMNITANKER.COM represents a case documented for cybersecurity analysis and threat-intelligence purposes. This listing type highlights the entity's connection to a specific cyber threat actor operating from the United States, providing context for security professionals monitoring IT sector incidents. The description remains factual and neutral, focusing on classification rather than speculative incident details. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32773 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As cataloged in this threat-intelligence index, it is classified as a ransomware victim linked to the clop threat actor. The entity serves as a reference point for monitoring cybersecurity incidents, attacker attribution, and sector-specific threat exposure within digital infrastructure. This listing provides neutral context for defenders assessing risks tied to ransomware campaigns and affiliated actors. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32776 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is located in the United States. The entity is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index under the classification ransomware victim, linked to the threat actor clop. The listing provides contextual intelligence regarding an organization associated with this adversary group within its sector and geographic footprint. No specific incident details, such as data stolen, records compromised, ransom demands, or breach confirmation, are attributed here, in accordance with strict factual reporting guidelines. This entry serves as a neutral reference point for monitoring threat actor activity and incident correlations. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32777 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM is an entity operating within the IT sector and identified in threat-intelligence indexing as a ransomware victim. The domain and associated organization are linked to the threat actor clop, with operational context tied to the United States. This listing type indicates that OMNITANKER.COM was cataloged due to its connection to a ransomware-related incident within the broader cyber threat landscape. The description remains neutral and avoids inventing specific details regarding data stolen, records affected, ransom demands, or confirmed breach specifics. Its inclusion reflects the entity's role in threat intelligence records concerning ransomware activity and actor attribution. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32777 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM is an entity cataloged within a threat-intelligence index under the designation ransomware victim. Operating within the IT sector and associated with the United States, the domain reflects infrastructure relevant to technology services and potential cyber incident tracking. The listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM as a ransomware victim connected to the threat actor clop, providing context for analysts monitoring adversary activity and victim impact patterns in digital environments. This description maintains a neutral, encyclopedic stance regarding the entity’s classification without asserting unverified breach details, data loss specifics, or financial impact metrics. The entry serves to inform cyber-threat-intelligence consumers of the relationship between this IT-sector entity, its geographic context, and its association with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32777 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index under the designation of ransomware victim, with an associated threat actor identified as clop. This listing reflects the entity's inclusion in cybersecurity intelligence records documenting ransomware-related activity. The description remains factual and neutral, focusing on the entity's classification, sector context, geographic origin, and the specific threat actor association without elaborating on unconfirmed incident details. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32777 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is identified within threat-intelligence catalogs as a ransomware victim entity. The domain is associated with the threat actor clop, with operational context linked to the United States. Catalog entries describe the entity’s role in threat reporting without disclosing unverified incident details such as stolen data volumes, ransom demands, or confirmed breach specifics. This listing type categorizes OMNITANKER.COM under ransomware victim classifications for analytical and defensive reference purposes. The entity reflects observed threat activity in the IT sector and remains documented neutrally within cybersecurity intelligence frameworks. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32777 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As cataloged in threat-intelligence indexes, this entity is classified as a ransomware victim associated with the clop threat actor. The listing reflects observed security event correlations and intelligence linkages without disclosing specific incident details such as data exfiltration scope, ransom demands, or internal forensic findings. This entry serves to document the entity's role within cybersecurity incident tracking for sector and actor analysis. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32779 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within the threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim associated with the threat actor clop. This listing reflects the entity's connection to a ransomware incident attributed to clop, highlighting its role in cybersecurity threat tracking. The description adheres to neutral, encyclopedic standards without speculating on unverified details such as data exfiltration scope, ransom demands, or internal incident specifics. OMNITANKER.COM serves as a reference point for monitoring ransomware activity within the IT sector and understanding threat actor attribution patterns. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32779 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within this threat-intelligence index under the designation of ransomware victim, specifically linked to the threat actor clop. This listing reflects cybersecurity intelligence regarding the entity's involvement in an incident attributed to clop, providing context for threat researchers and defenders monitoring active campaigns. The description remains factual and neutral, focusing solely on the entity's classification, sector, geographic context, and associated threat actor without elaborating on unverified incident details. OMNITANKER.COM serves as a reference point for understanding clop's targeting patterns within IT infrastructure. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32780 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index under the designation of ransomware victim, with an associated threat actor identified as clop. The listing reflects the cybersecurity context surrounding this organization without disclosing specific incident details, breach confirmations, or proprietary operational data. This record serves to inform defenders and analysts about the relationship between OMNITANKER.COM and the clop threat actor within the ransomware victim category. The description adheres to neutral, encyclopedic standards for threat-intelligence documentation. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32780 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. It is cataloged within this threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim entity, with its associated threat actor identified as clop. The listing reflects the entity's status in relation to this specific cyber threat actor profile and incident classification. This entry provides neutral context for security analysts monitoring ransomware activity and threat actor footprints across digital infrastructure sectors. No additional incident details, such as breach specifics or disclosure timelines, are asserted beyond the official listing classification. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32780 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As cataloged in this threat-intelligence index, it is classified as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The entity represents an organization that experienced cybersecurity compromise within the ransomware threat landscape. This listing provides context for analysts monitoring adversary activity, victim profiles, and sector-specific threat patterns. The description remains neutral and avoids speculative claims regarding breach details, data exposure, or operational impact. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32780 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and serves as a catalog entry representing an organization affected by ransomware activity. The entity is documented within a threat-intelligence index under the classification of ransomware victim, with the associated threat actor identified as clop. Location context indicates the United States as the operational or reporting jurisdiction for this entity. The listing reflects observed security incident associations without disclosing specific breach details, data exfiltration specifics, or confirmed loss metrics. This entry supports threat intelligence analysis by linking the entity to known adversary activity and sector context. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32780 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The domain serves as a reference point within a threat-intelligence index cataloging entities impacted by cyber incidents. As a ransomware victim, OMNITANKER.COM is associated with the threat actor clop, indicating exposure to ransomware activity within its operational environment. This listing type contextualizes the entity's status without disclosing unverified incident details such as data exfiltration specifics or financial impact. The entry provides neutral, authoritative information for security professionals monitoring threat actor campaigns and victim profiles across sectors. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32780 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is cataloged within this threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim. The entity is associated with the threat actor clop and is noted for its US country location. This listing type identifies the organization as having experienced ransomware activity, providing context for threat actors, defenders, and security analysts monitoring similar environments. The description avoids speculative details regarding stolen data, ransom demands, or confirmed breach specifics, maintaining factual neutrality. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32780 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As cataloged in the threat-intelligence index, the entity is designated as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM specifically within ransomware incident contexts, providing analysts with contextual data regarding affected organizations and associated cyber threats. This description adheres to neutral, encyclopedic standards without inventing unverified incident details such as data stolen, ransom demands, or confirmed breach specifics. The classification reflects its documented association with clop within ransomware victim records. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32780 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The domain is cataloged in the threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. This listing type indicates an association with ransomware activity, providing context for security analysts monitoring cyber incidents across digital infrastructure. The description remains neutral, focusing solely on the entity's classification without elaborating on unverified incident details such as data exfiltration scope, ransom demands, or operational impact. Understanding this association aids defenders in assessing risk patterns and contextualizing the threat actor's targeting behavior within relevant sectors. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32781 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As cataloged in the threat-intelligence index, this entity is designated as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The listing type reflects observed adversary activity targeting infrastructure within this sector, providing context for security teams assessing exposure risks. No specific incident details, such as data stolen or ransom demands, are included per strict factual constraints. This entry serves as a reference point for monitoring threat actor behavior and sector-specific vulnerability patterns. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32786 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM is an entity cataloged within the threat-intelligence index under the classification ransomware victim. Operating within the US-based IT sector, the domain reflects an organization targeted by cyber activity documented in relation to the threat actor clop. The listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM as a ransomware victim associated with clop, providing context for threat-correlation, sector risk assessment, and incident intelligence workflows. This description avoids speculation regarding specific breach details, data exposure, or operational impact, maintaining factual neutrality consistent with threat-intelligence catalog standards. The entry serves to inform analysts monitoring ransomware campaigns, actor attribution patterns, and affected entities across the technology sector. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32799 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is located in the United States. The entity is cataloged within this threat-intelligence index under the designation ransomware victim, linked to the threat actor clop. This listing reflects observed intelligence regarding the entity's association with this adversary group and its role within the indexed ransomware incident landscape. No specific incident details, such as stolen data categories, record counts, ransom figures, or confirmed breach evidence, are included to maintain factual neutrality and avoid speculation. The entry serves as a structured reference point for analysts tracking ransomware activity and threat actor provenance in the technology sector. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32799 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within this threat-intelligence index under the designation of ransomware victim, with an associated threat actor identified as clop. The listing reflects the entity's inclusion in cybersecurity intelligence records documenting ransomware-related activity and affected organizations. No specific incident details, such as data stolen, record counts, ransom amounts, or breach confirmation status, are provided here to maintain factual neutrality. This description adheres to authoritative, encyclopedic standards for catalog entries. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32800 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged as a ransomware victim within threat-intelligence databases, with its association explicitly tied to the clop threat actor. This listing type indicates documented exposure to ransomware activity, reflecting the entity's status in cybersecurity threat reporting frameworks. The description adheres to neutral, authoritative standards for catalog entries, focusing on verified associations and sector context without extrapolating unconfirmed incident details. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32802 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged in the threat-intelligence index under the designation ransomware victim, with an associated threat actor identified as clop. This listing reflects the entity's inclusion in cybersecurity monitoring records related to ransomware activity and associated threat actor attribution. The description maintains neutrality regarding specific incident details, as confirmed specifics such as data exfiltration scope or operational impact are not provided in the available entity metadata. OMNITANKER.COM serves as a reference point within the ransomware victim category for threat-intelligence indexing purposes. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32802 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As documented in this threat-intelligence index, the entity is classified as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The listing reflects the entity's association with this cyber threat profile within the catalog. No specific incident details, such as stolen data categories, record counts, ransom amounts, or confirmed breach evidence, are provided here to maintain factual neutrality. This entry serves as a reference point for threat actors, defenders, and analysts monitoring ransomware activity in the IT sector. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32802 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As cataloged in this threat-intelligence index, the entity is classified as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The listing reflects observed cyber threat activity against this organization without disclosing unverified technical details, data specifics, or financial impact. This entry provides a neutral reference point for security professionals monitoring ransomware campaigns and associated actors. OMNITANKER.COM remains documented solely within the context of its association with clop as a ransomware victim. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32802 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is identified within threat-intelligence catalogs as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The entity reflects incidents affecting technology-focused organizations where cyber threats target infrastructure and data integrity. Threat intelligence analysis contextualizes such listings to identify attack patterns, actor associations, and victim profiles across sectors and geographies. This description adheres to neutral, encyclopedic standards without inventing specific incident details, breach specifics, or unverified claims regarding data exposure or operational impact. The listing type explicitly categorizes OMNITANKER.COM as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32802 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is located in the United States. As a ransomware victim entity, it appears in the threat-intelligence index under the associated threat actor clop. The listing reflects an observed cybersecurity incident category without disclosing specific technical details, data scope, or confirmed breach elements. This catalog entry serves threat analysts and defenders by documenting the relationship between an entity, its sector, location, and a known threat actor. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32802 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index under the designation of ransomware victim, linked to the threat actor clop. OMNITANKER.COM represents an organization identified within cybersecurity threat landscapes, where its inclusion reflects observed or reported connections to malicious activity targeting IT infrastructure. The listing type underscores its status as a victim in the context of ransomware campaigns attributed to clop. This description adheres to factual, neutral reporting without disclosing unverified incident details. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32802 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is cataloged as a ransomware victim entity within a threat-intelligence index. The domain is associated with the threat actor clop, with operational context linked to the United States. As a ransomware victim listing, the entry documents the entity's presence in cyber threat intelligence records tied to this specific actor group and sector profile. This description adheres to neutral, factual reporting standards without inventing breach details, data impacts, or unverified incident specifics. The listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32802 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The domain is cataloged in this threat-intelligence index under the designation of ransomware victim, specifically linked to the Clop threat actor. This listing reflects the entity's association with Clop's cyber activity without disclosing unverified incident details such as data stolen, ransom demands, or specific breach timelines. The entry provides neutral, authoritative context for defenders assessing Clop-related ransomware incidents across IT infrastructure. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with Clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32818 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is associated with the US. As cataloged in this threat-intelligence index, it is classified as a ransomware victim connected to the clop threat actor. The listing reflects observed threat-intelligence data concerning this entity and its relationship to the identified actor, providing neutral context for cybersecurity professionals monitoring ransomware activity in technology sectors. No specific incident details such as stolen data, ransom amounts, or breach confirmations are included per strict factual constraints. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id33010 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is identified from its domain name and geographic context as a US-based entity. In the threat-intelligence index, it is cataloged specifically as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The listing type indicates that OMNITANKER.COM was affected by ransomware activity attributed to this actor, providing context for monitoring and defensive analysis within cybersecurity intelligence frameworks. No additional incident specifics, such as data stolen, ransom demands, or breach confirmation details, are stated here to maintain factual neutrality. This entry serves to document the association between the entity, its sector, location, and the ransomware incident profile. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id33011 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and serves as a catalog entry under a ransomware victim classification within threat-intelligence indexing frameworks. The entity reflects infrastructure or organizational exposure documented in cyber threat intelligence databases, contextualized by its geographic origin in the United States and sector focus. As a ransomware victim entry linked to the clop threat actor, OMNITANKER.COM represents a specific instance of cybersecurity incident attribution and monitoring. This description adheres strictly to verified indexing metadata without extrapolating breach details such as stolen data, financial impact, or precise timelines. The listing underscores ongoing vigilance for IT sector organizations against coordinated threat activity. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id33012 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within a threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. This listing type indicates that OMNITANKER.COM was identified in relation to a ransomware incident connected to clop's activity. The description focuses on the entity's classification and contextual association without disclosing unverified incident details. OMNITANKER.COM serves as a reference point for threat analysts tracking ransomware-related entities and associated actors within cybersecurity intelligence frameworks. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id33012 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. The entity is cataloged within this threat-intelligence index as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. No specific incident details, such as data stolen, records accessed, ransom demands, or breach confirmation, are provided in this listing. The entry serves as a neutral reference point for monitoring cyber threats and associated actors in the technology sector. This description adheres strictly to the verified association and sector context for OMNITANKER.COM. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id33012 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As cataloged in this threat-intelligence index, the entity is classified as a ransomware victim linked to the Clop threat actor group. The listing reflects the association between OMNITANKER.COM and Clop within cybersecurity monitoring frameworks, providing context for threat actors targeting IT infrastructure. This description adheres strictly to verified indexing data without extrapolating beyond confirmed associations or inventing unverified incident details. The entry serves as a reference point for analysts tracking ransomware incidents and associated threat actor activity. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id33012 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As a ransomware victim entity in this threat-intelligence index, it is documented to be associated with the threat actor clop. The listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM specifically within ransomware incident contexts, providing reference points for analysts tracking cyber threats and affected organizations. No specific incident details such as data stolen, records compromised, ransom demands, or breach confirmation are stated here, maintaining factual neutrality per catalog guidelines. This entry serves as a structured reference for understanding the entity's role within the cybersecurity threat landscape. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id33012 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM operates within the IT sector and is situated in the United States. As documented in this threat-intelligence index, the entity is categorized as a ransomware victim linked to the threat actor clop. The listing type identifies OMNITANKER.COM specifically within ransomware incident records, providing context for cybersecurity analysts tracking associated actors and affected entities across sectors. This description adheres strictly to verified catalog data without extrapolating beyond confirmed intelligence. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32809 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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OMNITANKER.COM is an entity cataloged within a threat-intelligence index under the designation ransomware victim, operating within the IT sector and associated with the United States. The domain and organization are referenced in relation to threat actor clop, reflecting cybersecurity intelligence observations regarding potential ransomware exposure and associated risk indicators. This listing provides neutral catalog context for security professionals tracking entity relationships, threat actor attribution, sector exposure, and geographic origin without disclosing unverified incident details. The entry emphasizes factual classification rather than speculative claims about data handling, breach scope, or operational impact. OMNITANKER.COM was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop. |
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| Ransomware | OMNITANKER.COM id32809 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, SQL Backups, Soft installers, Jpeg, Png, PDF - files Total size: 83Gb Revenue: $10,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31615 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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[AI generated] LifeStraw is an American consumer goods company specializing in portable water filtration and purification products. Founded in Switzerland and now headquartered in the United States, it produces filters, straws, bottles, and pitchers designed to remove bacteria, parasites, and microplastics from water. The company serves outdoor enthusiasts, travelers, and humanitarian relief efforts globally, making safe drinking water accessible in both recreational and emergency contexts. |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31676 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Lifestraw.com is a company that specializes in water filtration products, operating in the US. The company offers a range of portable water filters and purification systems. Lifestraw.com was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31677 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Lifestraw.com is a company operating in the healthcare and medicine sector, based in the United States. The company is known for its water filtration products. Lifestraw.com was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31678 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31679 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31682 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31683 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31705 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31707 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31715 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31719 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31720 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31722 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31724 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31729 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31731 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31732 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31733 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31734 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31735 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31736 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31738 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31739 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31740 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31741 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31742 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31748 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31758 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31752 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31756 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31762 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31767 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31770 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31775 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31786 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31787 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31788 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31792 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31793 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31793 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Lifestraw.com is a company that specializes in water filtration systems, providing products to remove contaminants from drinking water. Based in the US, the company operates in the water purification sector, offering a range of products for personal and community use. Lifestraw.com was listed as a ransomware victim associated with clop |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31794 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31795 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31798 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31799 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31800 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31806 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31807 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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| Ransomware | LIFESTRAW.COM id31809 View details | United States | IT | — | ||
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Data exfiltrated included the following: Database, Projects, Backups, Logs, Soft installers, PDF, TXT, XML - files Total size: 168Gb Revenue: $200,000,000 |
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