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Dark Project Ransomware Claims 38 Victims Across 8 Countries

Original title: Dark Project Ransomware Gang Claims 38 Victims Across 8 Countries, Targeting Healthcare and Manufacturing

GBHackersby Mayura Kathir ()2 min read1
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AI summary · x-ai/grok-4.7Summaries by Vani AI

Dark Project ransomware claims 38 victims in eight countries with double-extortion and an 80% affiliate commission.

Dark Project, a financially motivated ransomware operation, has claimed 38 victims across eight countries, with manufacturing and healthcare most affected. The group uses data theft, encryption, and leak threats. Initial access occurs via phishing, RDP, and credential abuse. The affiliate program separates deployment from extortion, with operators handling negotiations.

Unconfirmed: Counts are allegations, not independently confirmed breaches

Key facts
  • 38 victims reported, varying by source to 40
  • Manufacturing has 12 victims, healthcare 7
  • Affiliate program offers 80% commission
  • Earliest activity dated to June 2026
  • Bitcoin used for ransom payments
Security assessment · AI, from the articleExploited in the wild

Impact: data theft and encryption of systems

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From the original article

2 min read at gbhackers.com

Dark Project, an emerging financially motivated ransomware operation, has claimed 38 victims across eight countries in the supplied threat intelligence snapshot, with manufacturing and healthcare bearing the heaviest exposure. The group combines data theft, system encryption, and public disclosure threats with an affiliate program designed to scale intrusions.

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By Mayura Kathir · gbhackers.com

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