Ransomware.Live Ransomware Attacks Target Pilot Precision and Manders Companies
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- •Akira ransomware group targets Pilot Precision and Manders Companies.
- •Pilot Precision faces a 30GB data leak, while Manders has 70GB at risk.
- •Both companies' sensitive employee and financial information is threatened.
The ransomware group Akira has claimed two new victims: Pilot Precision and Manders Companies. Pilot Precision, known for industrial machining tools, is facing a data leak of 30GB, including employee personal information and financial details. Manders Companies, a contractor in the Washington Metropolitan Area, is also targeted, with 70GB of sensitive data set to be published, including employee IDs and client files. Both companies have not confirmed the attacks but are at risk of significant data exposure. The attacks appear to be part of a broader trend of ransomware incidents linked to Infostealer infections. The current status indicates that both companies are preparing for the potential fallout from these breaches.
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