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Akira Claims Ransomware Attack on La Tuilerie, Threatens to Leak 11 GB

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Summary

A ransomware.live-monitored post attributes to Akira an unverified claim targeting France’s La Tuilerie, threatening to release 11 GB of company data if demands are not met.

Key points

  • The post attributes the ransomware claim to Akira and identifies La Tuilerie in France as the victim.
  • Akira allegedly threatened to release 11 GB of corporate data if its demands were not met.
  • The claimed data includes employee personal information, financial records, contracts, client files, and project files.
  • The claim was listed as discovered on April 14, 2026, and is monitored by ransomware.live.
  • The post says the claim has not been independently confirmed.

Article Details

Victim
La Tuilerie
Encryption Status
Unknown
Exfiltration Status
Not confirmed; Akira claims it plans to upload data.
Exfiltrated Data
Akira claims the data it plans to upload includes employee personal data, financial records, contracts and agreements, client files, and project files.
Ransom Demand
Not disclosed
Leak Status
Akira threatens to upload the data soon if demands are not met; publication is not confirmed.

Threat Actors

AkiraThe source attributes a claim to the ransomware group akira, which says it will upload La Tuilerie data. The source states it cannot confirm the claim's accuracy.

Countries

FranceAkira, the threat actor, claims responsibility for a ransomware attack against La Tuilerie in France, threatening to upload 11 GB of corporate data, including employee personal data, financials, contracts, and client

Industries

Agriculture and Food ProductionSector: Agriculture and Food Production

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