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Ransomware groups

Ranked by leak-site claims in the last 30 days. Each group page shows its weekly trend, the sectors and countries it is claiming, and the vulnerabilities to patch.

Opening ransom demands

Across all 193 chats: median $550k, middle half $200k–$1.5M.

Group Range Median opening demand Chats Years Came down to
Akira $100k–$10M $400k 61 2023–2026 42%
Conti $100k–$15M $980k 27 2020–2021 43%
LockBit 3.0 $50k–$19M $1.4M 21 2022–2025 —
DragonForce $100k–$7M $955k 19 2024–2026 —
REvil $25k–$9M $500k 11 2020–2021 60%

"Came down to" is the median lowest offer as a share of the opening demand, shown where at least 5 chats record one. 17 other groups with fewer than 10 chats are not broken out.

From 193 leaked negotiation chats (Ransomchats, MIT license). Leaked and contributed chats are not a representative sample: a few groups and years dominate, and big cases are over-represented. Amounts are the group's first stated total demand in US dollars. 11 of these demands were made in bitcoin and are converted at the bitcoin price on the day of the chat. Crypto demands from chats with no known date are not included. How these figures are extracted.

Opening demands are read from leaked ransomware negotiation chats collected by Ransomchats (MIT licence), using an OpenAI language model. These chats are not a representative sample.

Active in the last 30 days

87 groups with at least one claim; the 20 most active are shown.

Group Claims, 30 days Last seen
the gentlemen 204 2026-11-03
n0n 168 2026-11-04
qilin 128 2026-11-03
majinahanashi 37 2026-10-31
akira 36 2026-11-04
nightspire 32 2026-11-02
leakeddata 30 2026-11-04
SilentRansomGroup 30 2026-11-04
safepay 30 2026-11-04
inc ransom 28 2026-11-03
lockbit5 26 2026-11-04
whitearmor 26 2026-11-04
booba team 26 2026-11-03
soul 25 2026-11-04
emperador 23 2026-10-31
play 21 2026-11-04
brain cipher 21 2026-11-04
rhysida 21 2026-11-04
audit team 21 2026-10-31
everest 21 2026-10-27
67 more active groups
77 groups with no claims in the last 30 days

Data sources: CISA KEV, Ransomchats, RansomLook, Ransomware.live, security news outlets · updated 12 hours ago

Sector, country and ransom-demand figures are SecuritySnares estimates made with a language model. Leak-site listings are claims by threat actors and are not independently verified; leak-site victims are never named unless they have disclosed the incident themselves. News headlines are the publishers' own reporting, shown as written and linked to the original. Methodology