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Raffles United Holdings claimed by orova ransomware group on leak site

The orova ransomware group claims Raffles United Holdings on its leak site, per RansomLook; unconfirmed, partners should watch for official notices.

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Exploitation
No, there is no confirmed exploitation or intrusion in the sources, only a leak-site listing recorded by RansomLook

What happened

According to the claim tracker RansomLook, the orova ransomware group listed Raffles United Holdings Pte Ltd on its leak site, with the post dated 2026-11-02. A leak-site listing is the group’s own claim and does not prove that an attack took place.

The description that RansomLook shows with the listing says Kian Ho Singapore is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Raffles United Holdings, which was formerly known as Kian Ho Bearings Ltd and was founded in 1956. The same description calls Kian Ho Group a stockist, distributor and retailer of linear motion, bearings and seals products in South East Asia, according to RansomLook.

What is not confirmed:

  • Raffles United Holdings has not confirmed an incident in the sources provided.
  • No independent outlet has verified the claim.
  • The entry point, any data taken, the data volume and whether systems were encrypted are all not confirmed.

Am I affected?

The sources do not say whether customers, suppliers or partners are affected. Your exposure could only come from your own dealings with Raffles United Holdings or Kian Ho Group, and the sources do not show that any data was involved.

What to do now

  1. Watch for a statement or breach notice from Raffles United Holdings or Kian Ho Singapore before you act on the claim.
  2. Be cautious with any unexpected messages that appear to come from the company, particularly ones asking for payment changes, and confirm them through a contact channel you already know.
  3. Check this advisory again for updates if the company or an independent outlet confirms or rules out the claim.

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