Ransomhouse Claims Ransomware Attack on Brazilian Logistics Operator Terca

Summary

A ransomware group called ransomhouse claims it attacked Brazilian logistics operator Terca, disrupting some operations. The monitoring post says the claim is unverified and has not been confirmed by Terca.

Key points

The post attributes the ransomware claim to ransomhouse and names Terca, a logistics operator in Espírito Santo, Brazil, as the alleged victim.
The group’s claim reportedly concerns operations involving warehousing, customs areas, and specialized storage services.
The record lists a discovery date of October 1, 2026, and a publication date of August 21, 2026.
The monitoring post says the information is based on public claims by the group and has not been independently confirmed; it invites an official statement from Terca.

Article Details

Victim: Terca
Claim Date: 2026-08-21
Encryption Status: Unknown; not confirmed by the source.
Exfiltration Status: Unknown; not confirmed by the source.
Ransom Demand: Not disclosed
Leak Status: A ransomware-group claim was posted; the source does not confirm that data was leaked or authenticate any alleged data.

Threat Actors

RansomHouseIdentified by the source as the ransomware group making the claim about Terca; the source says the claim is unconfirmed.

Countries

BrazilTerca, Brazil—a leading logistics operator in EspÃrito Santo—reported a ransomware attack attributed to threat actor ransomhouse, disrupting operations tied to its warehousing, customs areas, and specialized storage

Industries

logisticsTerca, Brazil—a leading logistics operator in EspÃrito Santo—reported a ransomware attack attributed to threat actor ransomhouse, disrupting operations tied to its warehousing, customs areas, and specialized storage