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Breaches happen every day. Know if you're in one.

Daily alerts on the latest data breaches and ransomware attacks. See who was hit and check whether your email was exposed. No sales, just practical guidance.

Threat radar

Ransomware claims
343
Last 7 days
Countries named
42
Last 7 days
Verified breaches
63
Last 180 days
Most active group
n0n
91 claims

Ransomware claims per day

Last 14 days
DayRansomware claims per day
Saturday, Oct 3120
Sunday, Nov 117
Monday, Nov 251
Tuesday, Nov 326
Wednesday, Nov 474
Thursday, Nov 523
Friday, Nov 623
Saturday, Nov 744
Sunday, Nov 816
Monday, Nov 9124
Tuesday, Nov 1089
Wednesday, Nov 1138
Thursday, Nov 120
Friday, Nov 1332 (so far)

Latin America

Last 7 days
4%13 of 343 claims

Share of ransomware claims naming an organization in the region

Most targeted sectors

Last 7 days
  1. Healthcare55
  2. Finance42
  3. Manufacturing41
  4. Retail35
  5. Technology35

Latest verified breach

High

CastleRAT

Have I Been Pwned verified a data breach at CastleRAT. If you had an account there, check whether your email was included and change that password.

In numbers

Ransomware claims
343
in the last 7 days
Verified data breaches
63
in the last 180 days

Your data could be in any of them.

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Latest incidents

Newest first. Updated daily.

Showing 10 of 77 incidents

  • MediumRansomware claim

    sportsmansguide.com

    Affects @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.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    ki***o.com

    The ransomware group "everstake" claims to have breached ki***o.com. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    cey-tech.com

    Affects @cey-tech.com

    The ransomware group "krybit" claims to have breached cey-tech.com. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    World Wide Fittings 🇺🇸

    The ransomware group "bravox" claims to have breached World Wide Fittings 🇺🇸. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    Texas Truck Center

    The ransomware group "n0n" claims to have breached Texas Truck Center. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    SPI Corp / SPI Energy group (spicorp-invest.com)

    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.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    Products Group International Inc

    The ransomware group "pixelleaks" claims to have breached Products Group International Inc. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    Orion Communications Inc

    The ransomware group "pixelleaks" claims to have breached Orion Communications Inc. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    Native Touch Inc.

    The ransomware group "n0n" claims to have breached Native Touch Inc.. The claim is listed on RansomLook and has not been independently verified.

  • MediumRansomware claim

    Missouri Welding Institute (missouriweldinginstitute.com)

    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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  3. See whether it appears in known breaches, then follow the steps below.

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If your company shows up in a breach

  • Change the password for that service, and anywhere else you reused it.
  • Turn on two-step verification on your email first, since it resets every other account.
  • Expect targeted phishing. Leaked emails are used for convincing fake invoices and password-reset messages.
  • Tell your IT or security team if a work address is involved, so they can check sign-ins.

Frequently asked questions

What is this site?

A daily list of publicly reported data breaches and ransomware claims, with a link to check whether your own email was exposed. Selentic Group publishes it as a free information service. Nothing is sold here and no sign-up is needed.

Where does the incident data come from?

From two public sources: Have I Been Pwned, which lists verified data breaches, and RansomLook, which tracks claims posted on ransomware groups' leak sites. Both publish under CC BY 4.0. The list is refreshed once a day.

What's the difference between a data breach and a ransomware claim?

A data breach entry has been verified by Have I Been Pwned: the leaked data exists and was analysed. A ransomware claim is what a criminal group says it did. It is listed as reported and has not been independently verified, so treat it as a warning, not a confirmation.

How is the severity level decided?

The sources don't publish a severity rating, so it is estimated from the type of incident. Verified breaches are marked High because account data is known to be exposed; unverified ransomware claims are marked Medium. Each incident's details say when the level is an estimate.

Does checking my email cost anything?

No. The basic check on Am I Exposed? is free and needs no account. The tool is built by Selentic Group and opens in a new tab.

Does this site collect my data?

No. It sets no cookies, runs no ads and does not track you. This page never asks for your email; the check happens on am-i-exposed.com under its own privacy policy.

A company I use is on the list. What should I do?

Check your email on Am I Exposed?, change the password for that service and anywhere you reused it, and turn on two-step verification on your email account. The steps above this section explain each one.

I think an entry is wrong. Who do I tell?

Entries come straight from the public sources listed above, so corrections start there. If something looks wrong, write to us using the contact details below and we will look into it.

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