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Morpheus ransomware group claims attack on JTK Solutions, per RansomLook

RansomLook reports the morpheus group lists JTK Solutions on its leak site and claims 35 GB, the company has not confirmed, so verify directly.

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No confirmed evidence, the only source is a leak-site listing tracked by RansomLook and the victim has not confirmed it

What happened

According to RansomLook, a ransomware leak-site tracker, the morpheus group has listed JTK Solutions (jtksolutions.com) as a victim. The listing is dated 2026-11-10 on RansomLook and shows a publication date of 2026-11-09. RansomLook

The listing text is the group’s own claim. It says:

  • JTK Solutions has revenue of $5 Million.
  • The company provides tailored IT solutions.
  • The group says it retrieved 35 GB of data.
  • The data it names is passports, bank statements, email profiles, pay stubs, tax information and medical records.

RansomLook

RansomLook is a claim tracker, and this is its only source. We found no independent outlet carrying the story. No statement from JTK Solutions appears in the source material, so the company has not confirmed the claim.

Am I affected?

Not confirmed. The sources do not say:

  • whether the claimed data was actually taken
  • whether the claimed data belongs to JTK Solutions or to its clients
  • how an attacker would have gained access
  • whether any data has been published
  • which individuals or customers, if any, are involved

The listing names categories of data but no specific people or organisations. If you have dealt with JTK Solutions, you can only wait for the company to confirm or deny the claim, or ask it directly.

What to do now

  1. If you are a JTK Solutions customer or employee, contact the company and ask whether it has confirmed an incident and whether your data is in scope.
  2. Watch for an official statement from JTK Solutions. Until one exists, treat the claim as unverified.
  3. If you are with JTK Solutions, check your own logs and systems to assess whether the claim has substance. The source gives no technical indicators or entry point to check against.
  4. Check the RansomLook entry for updates, as the listing is the only published material so far. RansomLook

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