Nova Claims It Stole Personal Data from the University of Valencia

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Summary

The ransomware actor nova claims to have stolen personal data from the University of Valencia, including student records, staff files and children’s photos. The claim is unconfirmed; the actor reportedly offered to negotiate.

Key points

  • Nova claims it accessed and stole data from the University of Valencia in Spain.
  • The alleged data includes student records, staff-related files and children’s photos.
  • The actor reportedly offered to negotiate and provide data samples upon contact.
  • The post is attributed to nova’s public claim and monitored by ransomware.live; the information is unconfirmed.

Article Details

Victim
University of Valencia
Claim Date
2026-05-23
Encryption Status
Not disclosed
Exfiltration Status
Claimed by nova; unverified
Exfiltrated Data
nova reportedly claims to have stolen sensitive personal information, including children’s photos, student records, and staff-related files. The source says samples were offered as proof, but the claims are unverified.
Ransom Demand
Not disclosed
Leak Status
nova made a claim; public release of the data is not confirmed.

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