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Ransomware worldwide

Organizations named in claims, affected countries and the most active groups. An overview updated from public sources.

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Sources up to date Last collection Sources and methodology
The period at a glancelast 30 days · All data follows the selected filters
Reported cases6matching reports grouped into cases
In the last 24 hours0first public report
Countries involved16 cases with a known country
Groups in the claims6in the selected period
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Where it happens

Countries of reported organizations

6 mapped cases
World map of victim countries stated in public claims

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6 / 6 cases with a usable country · 0 without usable country data.

How it is evolving

Reporting trend

Cases per day · UTC

Date first reported by the sources, which may differ from the attack date. The current period is incomplete.

2 Reporting trend6 reported cases. Values are available in the table below the chart.28/08: 029/08: 030/08: 031/08: 001/09: 102/09: 003/09: 004/09: 005/09: 006/09: 007/09: 208/09: 009/09: 010/09: 111/09: 012/09: 013/09: 014/09: 015/09: 016/09: 017/09: 018/09: 019/09: 020/09: 021/09: 022/09: 023/09: 124/09: 125/09: 026/09: 0
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Who is claiming responsibility

Most active groups

Group profiles →
  1. clop1 17%
  2. Dire Wolf1 17%
  3. emperador1 17%
  4. nightspire1 17%
  5. Qilin1 17%
  6. The Gentlemen1 17%

Share of cases in the period, by the group named by the sources.

Who is affected

Organization sectors

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  1. Education2 33%
  2. Agriculture and Food Production1 17%
  3. Financial Services1 17%
  4. Professional Services1 17%
  5. Transportation1 17%

Classification reported by the sources. 0 cases without a usable sector.

What is happening

Latest reported cases

1–6 / 6

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First reportedOrganisationGroupCountrySectorSources
14:22 UTC Inversiones Bolívar2 aggregated matches Qilin Colombia Financial ServicesRansomLook · ransomware.live
14:32 UTC UNISALLE-EDU.CO2 aggregated matches clop Colombia EducationRansomLook · ransomware.live
10:21 UTC EASY JOB S.A.S.2 aggregated matches emperador Colombia Professional ServicesRansomLook · ransomware.live
18:13 UTC El Carriel2 aggregated matches The Gentlemen Colombia Agriculture and Food ProductionRansomLook · ransomware.live
16:56 UTC TrainMe2 aggregated matches Dire Wolf Colombia EducationRansomLook · ransomware.live
13:01 UTC Transportes Montejo S.A.S.2 aggregated matches nightspire Colombia TransportationRansomLook · ransomware.live
Sources, coverage and methodology

This observatory describes claims in the monitored sources: worldwide ransomware coverage is partial. Reported cases are not a count of confirmed attacks or unique victims.

Reports with the same organization and group name, within 30 days of the first report, are grouped into one case. Letter case, spacing and known aliases are normalized; different names may still refer to the same organization.

12 source reports for 6 reported cases. Country and sector come from the sources: missing or conflicting data remains unassigned. Dates use UTC; the collection date is used if no publication date is available.

RansomLookLast successful collection
ransomware.liveLast successful collection

General articles, group profiles and technical portal checks are excluded from the counts.

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