Redpacketsecurity Ransomware Attacks Target Nexbex Solutions and Axdia International
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- •Nexbex Solutions suffered a significant data breach with client information exposed.
- •Axdia International was listed by the Rhysida group, but details on the attack are scarce.
- •Both incidents lack independent verification and specific ransom demands.
On September 11 and 12, 2026, the Emperador and Rhysida ransomware groups claimed responsibility for attacks on Nexbex Solutions Private Limited and Axdia International, respectively. Nexbex Solutions, an India-based technology firm, reportedly had its databases compromised, exposing client information and source code. The Emperador group claimed to have accessed approximately 600 MB of database data and over 10 GB of source code. In contrast, Axdia International, a German electronics company, was listed on a ransomware leak site, but details regarding the attack's impact or data exfiltration were not provided. Both incidents lack independent verification and specific ransom demands. The current status of both attacks remains unclear, with no confirmed ransom payments or recovery efforts reported.
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