Welcome to DBD. Cybercrime made global headlines in 2025. Attacks on well-known brands and organisations raised public awareness of the severity, frequency and impact of cyber attacks. Ransomware attacks were the highest ever recorded, and 2026 could be worse, as cyber criminals continue to extort their victims, with little chance of being brought to justice. It's a dangerous world out there, so please be extra vigilant and mindful of the risks and threats. Wishing you all the best for the New Year. Thanks again for all your support. Stay safe. :)
Dentons Senior Analyst, Washington D.C.
Welcome to last week's ROC Report, an exclusive summary of Ransomware Operator's global victims that were claimed during the period between 12th January and 18th January 2026, kindly assisted by our partners.
DBD discovered and researched 150 Ransomware Victims over 32 Countries and Islands claimed by 23 Data-Leaking Ransomware Operators, including 1 Newly Discovered Ransomware Operator last week.
For further analysis on these (and any historic) Ransomware Operator Claims, including the Victim Names and Industry Sectors attacked, please use our PRiSM application.
For further analysis on these (and any historic) Ransomware Operator Claims, including the Victim Names and Industry Sectors attacked, please use our PRiSM application.
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Welcome to this week's Data Breaches Digest, a catalogue of links concerning Data Breaches and Cyber Security that were published on the Internet during the period between 19th January and 25th January 2026.
Welcome to the fourth, and final, quarter of last year's DLR Report, an exclusive presentation of Data-Leaking Ransomware Operator's Global and US Victims that were claimed between 1st October and 31st December 2025.
