sportsmansguide.com
The ransomware group "inc ransom" claims to have breached sportsmansguide.com. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
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| Day | Ransomware claims per day |
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| Saturday, Oct 31 | 20 |
| Sunday, Nov 1 | 17 |
| Monday, Nov 2 | 51 |
| Tuesday, Nov 3 | 26 |
| Wednesday, Nov 4 | 74 |
| Thursday, Nov 5 | 23 |
| Friday, Nov 6 | 23 |
| Saturday, Nov 7 | 44 |
| Sunday, Nov 8 | 16 |
| Monday, Nov 9 | 124 |
| Tuesday, Nov 10 | 89 |
| Wednesday, Nov 11 | 38 |
| Thursday, Nov 12 | 0 |
| Friday, Nov 13 | 32 (so far) |
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The ransomware group "inc ransom" claims to have breached sportsmansguide.com. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "everstake" claims to have breached ki***o.com. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "krybit" claims to have breached cey-tech.com. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "bravox" claims to have breached World Wide Fittings 🇺🇸. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "n0n" claims to have breached Texas Truck Center. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "pixelleaks" claims to have breached SPI Corp / SPI Energy group (spicorp-invest.com). The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "pixelleaks" claims to have breached Products Group International Inc. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "pixelleaks" claims to have breached Orion Communications Inc. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "n0n" claims to have breached Native Touch Inc.. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
The ransomware group "pixelleaks" claims to have breached Missouri Welding Institute (missouriweldinginstitute.com). The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.
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