Akira Claims Nafco as Victim and Threatens to Release 150 GB of Data

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Summary

Akira reportedly claims Nafco as a victim and threatens to release 150 GB of corporate data, including employee personal information, financials, and contracts. The claim is unconfirmed.

Key points

  • The record attributes the claim to the Akira ransomware group and names Nafco in Japan as the victim.
  • The group reportedly threatens to upload 150 GB of corporate data.
  • The claimed data includes employee personal information, financial records, contracts, and other corporate files.
  • The monitoring post says a public release may follow if demands are not met.
  • The post is based on public group claims; the information is not independently confirmed.

Article Details

Victim
Nafco (the ransomware claim is unverified)
Encryption Status
Unknown; the source does not report whether data was encrypted.
Exfiltration Status
The group threatened to upload data; exfiltration is not confirmed.
Exfiltrated Data
The group reportedly threatened to upload corporate data, including employee personal information (passports, IDs, and medical information), financials, contracts, and other corporate files.
Leak Status
A public release was threatened if demands were not met; no release is confirmed.

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