Akira Claims Theft of 104 GB From Basic Grain Products
Summary
Akira reportedly claims it stole 104 GB from Basic Grain Products and plans to disclose it. The post says the data may include employee identity and tax documents, financial records, contracts, and client information; the claim is unconfirmed.
Key points
- The post attributes a ransomware claim against Basic Grain Products to the Akira threat actor.
- The claim says 104 GB of corporate data is expected to be uploaded.
- The reportedly affected data may include employee passports, Social Security numbers, and W-9 forms.
- The post also lists possible financial records, contracts, NDAs, and client information.
- The author says the claims are unconfirmed; ransomware.live is identified as the monitoring service.
Article Details
- Victim
- Basic Grain Products
- Exfiltration Status
- Akira reportedly claimed data was stolen; the source says this claim is unverified.
- Exfiltrated Data
- The claim describes employee personal information (passports, SSNs, and W-9 forms), financial records, contracts, agreements, NDAs, and client information.
- Exfiltrated Size
- 104 GB claimed; unverified.
- Leak Status
- The source says the data was expected to be uploaded soon; it does not confirm publication.