Ransomware dossier

Cactus

Exploits VPN appliances for initial access and self-encrypts its own payload to evade detection.

Claimed victims

373

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Suspected origin

Unattributed

Latest claimed victims

Victims as claimed by the group on its leak site and tracked in our graph — claims are not independently verified, and listing here is not confirmation a breach occurred.

DateOrganisation (claimed)SectorCountry
2025-03-17urban1.com\$460.3M\USA\2.5TB\100% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-17rocketstores.com\$738.9M\USA\3.2TB\100% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-17tempel.com\$628.7M\USA\111GB\100% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-17thermoid.com\$183.2M\USA\199GB\100% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-17baillie.com\$130.5M\USA\52GB\100% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-17assaabloy.com\$14.4B\Sweden\229GB\<1% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-17kyb.com\$600.5M\USA\1.8TB\<1% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-17bluedge.com\$104.5M\USA\994GB\100% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-13chfindustries.com\$253.8M\USA\2.5TB\100% DISCLOSED——
2025-03-12tempel.com\$628.7M\USA\111GB\<1% DISCLOSED——

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