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Akira Ransomware Hits Replogle Globes, Threatens Data Leak

Akira Ransomware Hits Replogle Globes, Threatens Data Leak

First seen 14 Nov 2026, 23:41 UTC • •

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ThreatCluster •November 14, 2026 at 23:42 UTC
  • •Akira ransomware group threatens Replogle Globes with a data leak.
  • •404GB of sensitive data, including personal and financial information, is at risk.
  • •Proactive cybersecurity measures are critical to prevent similar incidents.

On November 13, 2026, the Akira ransomware group claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Replogle Globes, a prominent U.S. manufacturer of handcrafted globes. The attackers threatened to leak 404GB of sensitive corporate data, including employee personal information, contracts, customer data, and financial records, unless their demands are met. The attack highlights a growing trend of ransomware targeting both enterprise and mid-sized organizations. Replogle Globes has not publicly confirmed the breach or its current status. The incident underscores the importance of proactive cybersecurity measures, including continuous monitoring and employee training. No specific vulnerabilities or attack vectors were detailed in the articles. The situation remains fluid as the company assesses the impact and potential response.

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2026-11-13
Akira claims responsibility for attack
The ransomware group announced plans to leak sensitive data unless demands are met, affecting Replogle Globes.
Ransomware.Live
2026-11-14
DeXpose reports on the attack
DeXpose provides insights on the attack's implications and preventive measures for organizations.
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Common questions

What data is at risk?
The attackers threaten to leak 404GB of sensitive data, including employee personal information, contracts, and financial records.
Has Replogle Globes confirmed the attack?
No, Replogle Globes has not publicly confirmed the breach or provided details on its status.
What should organizations do to prevent similar attacks?
Organizations should implement continuous monitoring, conduct compromise assessments, and enforce strong employee defenses.