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Akira Claims Oaks Park Data Theft, Says 10 GB Will Be Uploaded

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Summary

Akira claims it will upload 10 GB of Oaks Park data, allegedly including employee and payment information, contracts and NDAs. The claim is unconfirmed; the article gives conflicting location details.

Key points

  • Akira claims it will upload 10 GB of Oaks Park corporate data.
  • The alleged data includes employee information, payment details, contracts, agreements and NDAs.
  • The post is based on the ransomware group's public claim and says the information cannot be confirmed.
  • The article identifies the victim as being in Australia but also describes Oaks Amusement Park in Portland, Oregon.

Article Details

Victim
Oaks Park (Oaks Amusement Park)
Encryption Status
Unknown
Exfiltration Status
The ransomware group claims an impending upload; exfiltration is not confirmed.
Exfiltrated Data
The group allegedly plans to upload employee information, credit card and payment details, contracts, agreements, and NDAs.
Ransom Demand
Unknown
Leak Status
The group claims an impending upload; no publication is reported.

Threat Actors

AkiraThe source identifies Akira as the ransomware group making an unverified claim that it will upload Oaks Park data; the source says it cannot confirm the claim's accuracy.

Malware

AkiraOaks Park, Australia (Oaks Amusement Park) was targeted by Akira ransomware, with a claim of impending exfiltration of 10GB of corporate data.

Countries

AustraliaOaks Park, Australia (Oaks Amusement Park) was targeted by Akira ransomware, with a claim of impending exfiltration of 10GB of corporate data.

Industries

Consumer ServicesSector: Consumer Services

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