Redpacketsecurity [KRYBIT] Ransomware Claims Victims in Türkiye and Germany
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- •Krybit has claimed two new ransomware victims: a Turkish real estate firm and a German healthcare provider.
- •Details of the attacks, including ransom demands and data types, remain undisclosed and unverified.
- •Both claims lack independent corroboration, leaving the operational impact and authenticity unclear.
On September 17, 2026, the ransomware group Krybit listed two new victims on its leak site. The first victim is an Istanbul-based residential real estate developer in Türkiye, while the second is a German healthcare organization and non-profit social welfare provider. The listings do not provide details about the attack method, including whether data was encrypted or stolen. No ransom amounts, specific data types, or evidence of the breaches were disclosed. Both claims remain unverified and lack corroborating evidence. The operational impact of these incidents is currently unclear, and no further details have been provided by the victims or the attackers. As of now, the claims are treated as unconfirmed until further evidence is available.
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