Ransomware
Belgium1 source
ClaimedSafepay says it has data from deom.be. deom.be has not confirmed it.
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Data involved
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2 Nov 2026
Leak-site claim by Safepay, tracked by RansomLook
2 Nov 2026
Status: claimed
Safepay
Claimed by the group on its leak site, 2 Nov 2026.
This is only a claim by the attackers so far. There is no need to panic, but the basics are worth doing.
That it happened as stated 20%
The place 30%
1 independent source. Country only.
Not known yet
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