Akira Claims Breach of Maximum Mold and Threatens Data Leak
Summary
Akira claims it breached Maximum Mold and threatens to leak employee information, customer files, contracts, NDAs, and project documents. The claims are unconfirmed; ransomware.live says it monitors the post.
Key points
- The post attributes an alleged breach and data-leak threat to the Akira ransomware group.
- Maximum Mold is identified as the victim; the post describes it as a tooling and machining solutions provider.
- The group reportedly claims to have obtained employee personal information, including passports and other documents.
- Other allegedly exposed material includes customer files, contracts, agreements, NDAs, and project documents.
- The post says several password-free archives were available for download, but the download link is omitted.
- The post states that the claims are unconfirmed and attributes monitoring to ransomware[.]live.
Article Details
- Victim
- Maximum Mold
- Encryption Status
- Unknown; the source does not report whether systems were encrypted.
- Exfiltration Status
- Claimed by Akira; the source says data was exposed but notes the claim could not be confirmed.
- Exfiltrated Data
- The claim describes employee personal information, including passports and other documents, customer files, contracts and agreements, projects, NDAs, and design, engineering, and manufacturing files.
- Leak Status
- The post says password-free archives were available for download and a data link was posted; the link is omitted, and the claim is unverified.