Redpacketsecurity Multiple Companies Targeted by Ransomware Groups MONEYMESSAGE and TERMITE
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- •MONEYMESSAGE and TERMITE claimed ransomware attacks on multiple U.S. companies.
- •No details on attack methods, data encryption, or ransom demands were provided.
- •All claims remain unverified and should be treated with skepticism.
On September 21 and 22, 2026, two ransomware groups, MONEYMESSAGE and TERMITE, claimed attacks on multiple companies. MONEYMESSAGE listed U.S. Electrical Services and Wiedenbach Brown, while TERMITE named Sealcon, TruAmerica Multifamily, and theLender as victims. The posts provided no details on the attack methods, whether data was encrypted or stolen, or any ransom demands. The claims are unverified and lack corroborating evidence. All companies mentioned are U.S.-based, with operations in energy, manufacturing, real estate, and financial services. The scope of the incidents remains unclear, and no specific impact or operational disruptions have been reported. As of now, these claims should be treated with skepticism until further evidence is available.
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