Tag: aoqin leaks

  • Ransomware claim: Tyfone (aoqin leaks)

    Country: United States | Employees: 200 | Revenue: $44,000,000 | Data: 35 GB | Type: Contracts, banking, clientsData, personal | Data publication: 2026-11-19 | Status: not_paid
    Founded in 2004 by Siva Narendra, Prabhakar Tadepalli and Tom Spitzer, under the premise “We believe in the power of the digitally connected world, but one needs digital trust for the connected world to become increasingly valuable.” We first applied this concept to the world of mobile banking transactions when smartphones were anticipated to gain traction. Our early work was done with the likes of Google, First Data, and the Department of Defense, focused on conveniently securing the identity of a digital user to enable transactions such as mobile payments. We had recognized our calling to secure online banking for the everyday consumer. Working alongside a handful of innovative credit unions (including two $10B in assets) tyfone launched our mobile banking platform. Leveraging our knowledge of convenience and user experience coupled with strong security, we relied on the expertise of our partners to bring our first iteration of mobile banking to life. A decade later, we threw the proverbial hand grenade at our “mobile only “solution and rebuilt our platform from scratch to be a modern, scalable, omnichannel solution that provides online banking services on any device, for both our retail banking customers and business banking clients. The new platform considers that user experience is critical for consumers as well as employees of our customers. Our solution envisions innovation in digital services as consumer digital interactions evolve (AI, augmented reality, virtual branches). Tyfone’s founding team members are inventors with more than 130 patents including several in financial services, that by themselves have attracted tens of million dollars in investments.

    • Group: aoqin leaks
    • Discovered: 2026-11-13 21:23 UTC

    This entry reflects a claim published by an extortion group and collected by a public tracker. It has not been independently verified.

    Source: RansomLook — Recent Posts · 2026-11-13

  • Ransomware claim: The Tidewater Inn (aoqin leaks)

    Country: United States | Employees: 37 | Revenue: $23,000,000 | Data: 480 GB | Type: clientsData, confidential, personal, banking, Contracts | Data publication: 2026-11-20 | Status: not_paid
    Tidewater Inn’s newly restored guest rooms are ideal for Maryland weekend getaways, special celebrations and business travel alike. Our Easton hotel features traditional décor and furnishings that fit perfectly within our historic downtown Easton setting, while modern amenities will enhance the comfort of your stay. Our gracious staff is ready to attend to your every need to ensure a memorable experience, and we invite our guests to select from an array of room types that will be most suitable for your stay. Your comfort will always be our top priority at our hotel in Easton, MD.

    • Group: aoqin leaks
    • Discovered: 2026-11-13 21:23 UTC

    This entry reflects a claim published by an extortion group and collected by a public tracker. It has not been independently verified.

    Source: RansomLook — Recent Posts · 2026-11-13

  • Ransomware claim: Airblue (aoqin leaks)

    Country: Pakistan | Employees: 2440 | Revenue: $402,000,000 | Data: 710 GB | Type: Contracts, clientsData, confidential, banking, personal, Incidents | Data publication: 2026-11-23 | Status: not_paid
    Airblue Limited is a private Pakistani airline with its head office on the ground floor of the Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) Tower in Islamabad, Pakistan. Airblue operates scheduled domestic and international flights, the latter to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. As of May 2026, the airline serves three countries and 25 routes.

    • Group: aoqin leaks
    • Discovered: 2026-11-13 21:23 UTC

    This entry reflects a claim published by an extortion group and collected by a public tracker. It has not been independently verified.

    Source: RansomLook — Recent Posts · 2026-11-13