Sinobi Claims Five U.S. Organizations as Ransomware Victims

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Summary

Sinobi listed Interpack Northwest, Summa Energy, Teco, McAfee Tool & Die, and Eco Sound Builders as alleged victims, claiming network encryption and access. Screenshots reportedly show internal files, financial records, and system configurations.

Key points

  • Sinobi added five named organizations to its extortion portal: Interpack Northwest, Summa Energy, Teco, McAfee Tool & Die, and Eco Sound Builders.
  • The group claims the incidents involved network encryption and says screenshots show proof of access.
  • The allegedly exposed data includes internal directories, network shares, QuickBooks records, proposals, contracts, and billing information.
  • Screenshots reportedly include system configurations, server manager details, and security software interfaces.
  • The article provides the group’s claims and screenshots as reported evidence; it does not independently confirm compromise or encryption.

Article Details

Victim
Interpack Northwest; Summa Energy; Teco; McAfee Tool & Die; Eco Sound Builders
Encryption Status
Sinobi claims network encryption; screenshots are reported to indicate encryption, but victim confirmation is not provided.
Exfiltration Status
Sinobi alleges exfiltration; screenshots are reported to show proof of access and internal files, but exfiltration is not independently confirmed.
Exfiltrated Data
Allegedly internal directories and network shares, QuickBooks and other financial records, client proposals, contracts, billing information, system configurations, server manager details, and security software interfaces.
Leak Status
Sinobi reportedly listed the organizations as alleged victims on its extortion portal. The article does not confirm publication or authenticity of stolen data.

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