Barracuda Claims to Have Stolen ANETA Customer Data and Emails
Summary
Barracuda claims it stole customer and application data, photos, financial documents, and a year of emails from Ecuador’s ANETA. The ransomware.live post says the claims are unverified and the data is being offered for $30,000.
Key points
- The ransomware.live record names Automovil Club del Ecuador ANETA as the alleged victim and Barracuda as the actor.
- The group claims to have customer and application data, customer photos, financial documents, and a full year of mail-server emails.
- The post says the data is being offered for $30,000.
- The claim was discovered and published on October 2, 2026.
- The post attributes the information to a public ransomware-group claim and says it cannot confirm its accuracy.
Article Details
- Victim
- Automovil Club del Ecuador ANETA
- Victim Domain
- Unknown
- Claim Date
- 2026-10-02
- Encryption Status
- Unknown
- Encrypted Size
- Unknown
- Exfiltration Status
- Claimed by Barracuda; not independently confirmed
- Exfiltrated Data
- Barracuda claims to have customer and application data, customer photos, financial documents, and a full year of mail-server emails.
- Exfiltrated Size
- Unknown
- Ransom Demand
- None reported; the actor states the data is being sold for $30,000, which is not reported as a ransom demand.
- Leak Status
- A public claim attributed to Barracuda says the data is being sold; the claim and data authenticity are unconfirmed.