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Inc Ransom group claims attack on 2F1JV on its leak site

RansomLook reports the Inc Ransom group lists 2F1JV on its leak site; the claim is unconfirmed, so watch for a statement from 2F1JV.

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Exploitation
No confirmation. The only evidence is a leak-site listing reported by RansomLook, which is a claim and not proof.

What happened

According to the tracker RansomLook, the Inc Ransom ransomware group has listed “2F1JV” on its leak site. RansomLook’s headline, dated 2026-11-10, says the entry is “claimed by the inc ransom ransomware group on its leak site” (RansomLook).

This is a claim by the group, as relayed by a tracking site. Only the headline could be retrieved, and the full article could not be reviewed. That means the following are not confirmed:

  • Whether 2F1JV has confirmed an incident, or has said anything at all.
  • Whether any systems were encrypted or any data was stolen.
  • How much data is involved, what kind, and how the group may have gained access.
  • What 2F1JV is, beyond the name shown in the listing.
  • Any independent verification. No outlet other than the tracker was found carrying the story.

Am I affected?

Not confirmed. The source names only “2F1JV” and gives no details about customers, partners, data types or products. If you are a customer, employee or supplier of an organisation using that name, the only supported conclusion is that a ransomware group has claimed it. Whether your data is involved is not stated.

What to do now

  1. Look for an official statement from 2F1JV and follow any instructions it gives. None was found in the sources.
  2. If you have a relationship with 2F1JV, ask your contact whether they are aware of the claim and whether any of your data is in scope.
  3. Re-check the RansomLook entry for updates, since the full details were not reviewed here: RansomLook.
  4. Do not visit or download from leak sites, and do not contact the group, on the basis of this claim alone.

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