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nOn Cyber Extortion Incident Involving 38 Maritime Companies Likely traces Back to a Single Vendor

On 12 October 2026, the cyber extortion group n0n listed a batch of 38 maritime organizations on its dark web leak site. The targets include shipping companies, port terminal operators, container operation companies, logistics companies, ship managers and agents, and other maritime-related companies in 18 countries. The listings carry ransom demands ranging from USD 400 ...

On October 12, 2026, the cyber extortion group n0n announced a list of 38 maritime organizations from 18 countries who were targeted by a ransomware attack. The cybercriminals demanded ransom payments ranging from $400,000 to $400 million per company, all with a common deadline of October 19, 2026, at 13:27 UTC. Cybersecurity researchers analyzed the information available and concluded that this incident is likely linked to data from CyberLogitec, a Korean company providing software and IT services to maritime companies.

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