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🏴‍☠️ Clop has just published a new victim : AMEY

Ransomware.Live • September 23, 2026

I don't have verified, reliable information a specific company operating under the domain "AMEY-CO.UK." Note that this appears distinct from "Amey plc" (amey.co.uk), a well-known UK infrastructure and facilities management company, but I cannot confirm whether this domain reference is accurate, a typo, or a different entity, so I won't speculate on details.

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Clop Ransomware Targets Multiple Entities on September 23, 2026 On September 23, 2026, the Clop ransomware group published the names of several new victims, including VALLEY-TRUCK-AND, KSS-ARCHITECTS, KVHELI, CLOUD, HODERO-HOLDINGS, and AMEY. The reported entities lack verified information, suggesting they may not be established businesses or could be using generic naming conventions. The attack method appears to involve data theft and extortion, typical of ransomware operations. The scope of the impact remains unclear due to the lack of detailed information about the victims and their systems. The current status indicates that Clop continues to operate and publish victim data, highlighting ongoing ransomware threats. No specific CVEs or tools were mentioned in the articles, and the overall situation remains fluid as more information may emerge. 7 sources 37

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🏴‍☠️ Clop has just published a new victim : AMEY

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