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kelvinsecurity

First seen April 1, 2022Active26 claimed victims

The claims below are reproduced as posted by kelvinsecurity on its own leak site. Such claims are frequently wrong or exaggerated, and are unverified. Organisations listed here have not been confirmed to have suffered a breach.

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Profile

KelvinSecurity is a financially motivated hacking group active since at least 2015, primarily engaged in stealing and selling databases from telecommunications, healthcare, and political organizations worldwide, with notable breaches including Vodafone Italia and Frost & Sullivan; the group's leader was arrested by Spanish police.

Description from ransomware.live.

Claimed victims (as posted by the group — unverified)

Victim (as posted)Claimed onSourcePress coverage
Mansfield EnergyMay 24, 2022ransomware_live—
TRANSCONTRACTMay 24, 2022ransomware_live—
Channel Navigator business intelligence ITMay 13, 2022ransomware_live—
PTC IndustriesMay 6, 2022ransomware_live—
Next Leak On HoldMay 6, 2022ransomware_live—
Instance IT Solutions IndiaMay 3, 2022ransomware_live—
bfclcoinMay 3, 2022ransomware_live—
Municipality of PosadasMay 3, 2022ransomware_live—
NATION Costa RicaApril 25, 2022ransomware_live—
Waiting for next leakApril 25, 2022ransomware_live—
PT Pertamina GasApril 22, 2022ransomware_live—
Banco do BrasilApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
ANTELApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
Pakistan Human RightsApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
NestleApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
Equicom SAVINGS BANKApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
ICONICApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
CORTApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
CR ASIAApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
CARACOL TV COLOMBIAApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
BEXIMCOApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
Salvadoran Ministry of Foreign AffairsApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
eGOVApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
Cellulant CorporationApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
BMW CHILEApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—
caribetoursApril 1, 2022ransomware_live—

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