Inc ransom group claims attack on Nota Groep via leak site
RansomLook reports the inc ransom group lists Nota Groep on its leak site; the claim is unconfirmed, so Nota Groep customers should watch for official
- Published
- Ecosystem
- Enterprise software
- Exploitation
- No confirmation. The only source is a leak-site claim tracked by RansomLook, and the victim has not confirmed it in the material reviewed.
What happened
RansomLook, a ransomware claim tracker, reports that the inc ransom ransomware group lists Nota Groep on its leak site, according to a headline dated 2026-11-10 (RansomLook). The listing is the group’s own claim. A leak-site entry is not proof that an intrusion, data theft or encryption took place.
The full article could not be reviewed; only the headline was available. Beyond that headline, the following are not confirmed:
- Whether Nota Groep has confirmed or denied the claim.
- Whether any systems were accessed or any data was taken.
- The volume or type of data involved.
- How an attacker might have gained access.
- Whether any independent outlet has verified the claim.
Am I affected?
Not confirmed. No source reviewed states that Nota Groep has confirmed an incident or that any customer, partner or employee data was exposed. The only source is a tracker entry reporting the group’s claim. If you do business with Nota Groep, the sensible step is to wait for an official statement from the company.
What to do now
- Check Nota Groep’s official channels for any statement on the claim. None was found in the reviewed material.
- If you are a customer or partner, be cautious with unexpected emails, calls or messages that reference Nota Groep, especially requests for credentials, payments or changes to bank details. This is general caution, not a finding from the sources.
- If Nota Groep confirms an incident and tells you your data is involved, follow its instructions.
- Check back for updates. This advisory is based on a single headline and will be revised if more sourced detail appears.