Barracuda Claims 463 GB Data Theft from Argentina’s Solucioning S.A.
Summary
Ransomware group Barracuda claims it accessed and stole 463 GB of confidential files from Argentina-based Solucioning S.A. The group says the data is for sale and may be published after the company did not respond to demands for five days. The report lists a $100,000 demand, but the claims are unverified.
Key points
- Barracuda is identified as the actor behind the claimed ransomware incident against Solucioning S.A., an oil-sector contractor in Argentina.
- The actor reportedly accessed confidential projects, documents, blueprints, and other files.
- The reported data volume is 463 GB; the source describes the files as stolen but does not report encryption.
- The actor says the company did not respond for five days and lists the data as for sale, with publication threatened.
- The reported ransom demand is $100,000.
- The ransomware.live entry is dated 2026-09-24; the source says the group’s claims have not been confirmed.
Tags
RansomwareData TheftData LeakExtortion
Indicators of compromise
| Type | Indicator | Context |
|---|---|---|
| URL | hxxp[:]//uvm6hk4wwstfddja5z5htgtlehmfyflffijz6iozsuqyacyibzxefkqd[.]onion/leaks | Leak-page URL listed as the source for Barracuda’s claim. |