Nfinite 9000 S.L.2026-06-29
booba-projectransomwareSpain
Se ha detectado un incidente de ciberseguridad relacionado con un ataque a la organización Nfinite 9000 S.L., afectada por el grupo cibernético Booba Project. Según los datos disponibles, el...
BOSTON ORTHOTICS, INC.2026-06-29
anubisransomwareUnited States
El 29 de junio de 2026, la empresa BOSTON ORTHOTICS, INC. fue afectada por un ataque cibernético atribuido al grupo anubis. Este incidente representa una brecha de datos en un entorno médico...
Ido Cohen: The attackers never rest... and neither do we. Meet RedAct, a newly tracked ransomware group. The group has already published 2 victims and states that it is driven purely by financial gain—not politics or hacktivism. According to its public message, organizations that refuse to negotiate or fail to meet ransom demands should expect their stolen data to be published. Another emerging threat worth keeping on your radar.2026-06-28
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Daily Dark Web: French Hospital Patient Database Allegedly Repackaged and Shared A threat actor has published what they claim is a reformatted dataset originating from the 2024 Blackout ransomware leak targeting Centre Hospitalier d'Armentières in France. According to the post, the dataset contains information on approximately 203,928 patients, covering records from 2004 through March 2018.2026-06-28
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Hackmanac: #PollResults Turns out what worries you most for H2 2026 is 𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐲 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐬 (𝟑𝟒%). Thanks to everyone who voted and see you at next #MondayPoll!2026-06-28
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Ido Cohen: New Ransomware Group: Settra Settra has entered the ransomware landscape with 10+ published victims already listed on its leak site. Unlike groups that attempt to justify their actions, Settra openly states its motivation is simple: money. The group claims it does not target specific countries or industries—it targets organizations with exploitable security weaknesses.2026-06-27
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