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In recent days, following the events involving the LockBit criminal group and law enforcement with Operation Cronos, the hacker group decided to go all in and publish hundreds of attacks on its data leak site. Among them were many older attacks dating back to 2022, but after a long and careful analysis, the names of 119 victims had never been claimed before. This number will likely increase in the coming days. A reaction like this has never been seen previously and shows the firepower of this criminal group, ready to publish terabytes of data.

A preliminary analysis of these 119 newly disclosed targets shows a significant impact across various industries. Manufacturing companies made up 25% of the total, while professional and technical services accounted for 11%, and the ICT sector comprised another 11%. Healthcare and education each represented 8% of the victims, and government entities followed with 5%.

Geographical Breakdown:

• America: 45%
• Europe: 38%
• Asia: 14%
• Africa: 3%

Here’s a breakdown of the newly emerged victims sorted by country:

United States

• (31 victims):
  Consulting Radiologists, David Shin & Co, Carespring Health Care, Ora, Sonoco, Zight, Geotech Environmental Equipment, HTC Global Services, International Shoppes, Consumer Textile Corporation, U.S. Linen & Uniform, Rolling Fields Eldercare Community, Kimmel Corp., Electronic Maintenance Associates, Southern Specialty & Supply, Thede Culpepper Moore Munro & Silliman, Churchill Linen Service, City of Wichita, Peninsula Crane and Rigging, Robinson, Farmer, Cox Associates, KIOTI, Taylor Crane and Rigging, True Homes, Heartland Health Centers, EVW School District, Commonwealth Fund Services, UF Resources, PI KAPPA PHI, Auburn University, ESS, A Step Ahead Foot & Ankle Center, Wisconsin Industrial Coatings, Insurance Association of Connecticut

U.S. Virgin Islands 🇻🇮

• (1 victim):
  Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency (VITEMA)

Austria

• (1 victim):
  Syntax Architektur

Argentina

• (2 victims):
  Mutual Association of Club Atletico Union, DAGMA Argentina

Belgium

• (1 victim):
  Mutual Association of Club Atletico Union

Brazil

• (4 victims):
  BR Digital Telecom, Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, Cultivar, EcoTruck

Canada

• (4 victims):
  Netspectrum, CDEV, Laval Poinçon & Matrice, Doxim

Switzerland

• (1 victim):
  Netspectrum

Chile

• (2 victims):
  Salmones Aysen, Amsoft Transformacion Digital

China

• (1 victim):
  CloudMinds

Colombia

• (2 victims):
  Nalsani SAS, Totto

Costa Rica

• (1 victim):
  Sislocar

Czech Republic

• (1 victim):
  Dopravní podnik Karlovy

Germany

• (5 victims):
  Deutsche Telekom, REMA USA, Technische Universität Ilmenau, Binder, ACLA-WERKE

Denmark

• (1 victim):
  Skanlog

Egypt

• (1 victim):
  ELARABY Group

Spain

• (11 victims):
  ISEE, AC Sistemas, Ondozabal, Cine Albeniz, VM3 Fincas, UNITER, MPE Group, Ayuntamiento de Torre Pacheco, Manusa, CTT Express, Ajuntament de Calvià

France

• (7 victims):
  EPR Groupe, Ville de Bouchemaine, Groupe Gorrias Mercedes Benz, Sainte Marie Elven College, Hôtel Ostella, CRETOT, ELEMENTS Ingeneries

United Kingdom

• (6 victims):
  The Big Life Group, Eviivo, SRG Apparel, Snapethrope Primary School, Brockington College, Kings Academy

Croatia

• (1 victim):
  Kings Academy

Indonesia

• (1 victim):
  Grand Indonesia

Ireland

• (1 victim):
  QStart Labs

Israel

• (2 victims):
  MOGA International, GRC Consulting

India

• (9 victims):
  Livia Polymer Products, Vinati Organics, Tega Industries, Hetero, Vikrant, DoubleHorse, IIT Madras, Vstar, De Penning & De Penning

Italy

• (4 victims):
  Agencavi Systems, Orsini Group Divisione Imballaggi, Giovanni Randi S.p.A., Interfashion SpA

Mexico

• (4 victims):
  Yucatan, Grupo PM, Ultragas Mexico, Alian Plastics

Namibia

• (1 victim):
  Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia

Peru

• (1 victim):
  Heaven Petroleum Operators

Poland

• (1 victim):
  ARCUS S.A.

Sweden

• (1 victim):
  Svenska kyrkan

Singapore

• (1 victim):
  DS Global

Slovakia

• (1 victim):
  Slovak National Library

Thailand

• (2 victims):
  Sripatum University, Thai Agri Foods

Turkey

• (2 victims):
  TD Team Aviation Maintenance, ITSS Bilişim Hizmetleri

Trinidad and Tobago

• (1 victim):
  Cargo Consolidators Agency

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

• (1 victim):
  Incegroup

Vietnam

• (1 victim):
  Habeco

South Africa

• (1 victim):
  Lenmed