Splash247 Cyber Extortion Group n0n Targets 38 Maritime Companies with Data Leak Threat
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- •n0n has threatened 38 maritime organizations with data leaks unless ransoms are paid.
- •Ransom demands range from $2.4 million to $14 million, payable in Bitcoin.
- •No organizations have confirmed a breach, and the claims of data theft remain unverified.
The cyber extortion group n0n has threatened 38 shipping and port organizations with data leaks unless multimillion-dollar ransoms are paid by October 19. The affected entities include container terminals, shipping lines, and logistics firms across 18 countries, with South Korea having the highest number of listings. Cybersecurity firm SOCRadar reported that the data claimed to be stolen includes electronic data interchange (EDI) messages, container manifests, and vessel schedules. None of the organizations have publicly confirmed a breach, and the claims remain unverified. The ransom demands range from $2.4 million to $14 million, payable in Bitcoin. SOCRadar noted that the datasets appear to be narrowly focused, suggesting a potential common point of entry rather than separate intrusions. The group has set a countdown on its leak site to pressure victims into compliance. The situation is reminiscent of previous mass exploitation campaigns but lacks direct evidence linking n0n to those incidents.
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