Shipping firms and ports caught in mass cyber extortion claim
Extortion group n0n claims data from 38 shipping and port firms and demands ransoms by October 19.
SOCRadar reported that extortion group n0n added 38 shipping, port, and logistics organizations to its dark-web leak site on October 12, 2026, threatening to publish allegedly stolen data unless multimillion-dollar ransoms are paid by October 19. Named targets include Ocean Network Express, CULines, TS Lines, Samudera, and terminal operators such as Santos Brasil, Portonave, Pusan Newport Company, and NEOM Ports across 18 countries. SOCRadar said none of the companies has confirmed a compromise and the claims remain unverified.
- n0n listed 38 maritime organizations on its leak site on October 12.
- The group demands multimillion-dollar ransoms before an October 19 deadline.
- Targets include shipping lines, ports, terminals, and logistics firms in 18 countries.
- SOCRadar says the alleged breaches are unverified and unconfirmed by the companies.
- Threat actors
- n0n
- Victims
- Ocean Network ExpressCULinesTS LinesSamuderaSantos BrasilPortonaveBNCTPusan Newport CompanyTTI AlgecirasEurogate Tanger
- Organizations
- SOCRadar
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3 min read at databreaches.netBojan Lepic reports: A cyber extortion group has threatened to publish data it claims it stole from 38 shipping, port, and logistics companies unless they pay multimillion-dollar ransoms by October 19. Cybersecurity firm SOCRadar said the group, known as n0n, added the 38 organisations to its dark web leak site in a single batch on... Source
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