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Inc ransom group claims Coopecaja attack on its leak site

RansomLook reports that the inc ransom group claims Coopecaja on its leak site; the source states no confirmation, so treat it as an unverified claim.

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No confirmed evidence; this is only a leak-site claim listed by RansomLook, with no confirmation or independent verification in the source

What happened

According to RansomLook, the inc ransom ransomware group claims Coopecaja on its leak site. The RansomLook entry is dated 2026-11-10 (RansomLook: Coopecaja: claimed by the inc ransom ransomware group on its leak site).

This is the group’s claim as listed by RansomLook, not proof of a breach. Only the headline could be reviewed, and the full article could not be read. The headline does not say that Coopecaja has confirmed the claim. The following are not confirmed:

  • Whether Coopecaja has acknowledged the claim.
  • Whether any systems were encrypted or any data was stolen.
  • The volume or type of data involved.
  • The entry point or method of attack.
  • Any independent verification of the claim.

Am I affected?

Not confirmed. The headline gives no detail on what data or systems, if any, are involved. The only source reviewed is the RansomLook entry, and no other outlet carrying this story was found. If you have a relationship with Coopecaja, there is no sourced basis yet to say you are affected.

What to do now

  1. Check Coopecaja’s official channels for any statement on the claim. None is cited in the source.
  2. Be cautious with unexpected emails, calls or messages that mention Coopecaja or your data, and do not click links or share credentials in response.
  3. If you are a customer or partner, ask your contact at Coopecaja through a known, trusted channel whether you are affected.
  4. Check back here: this advisory will be updated if a source with more detail appears.

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