Threat landscape

What attackers are doing right now: ransomware claims and vulnerabilities exploited in the wild, with a focus on Belgium. Refreshed daily from open threat intelligence sources.

Last refreshed: 15 Nov 2026, 10:31 UTC

1,175Ransomware claims, last 30 days+11% vs previous 30 days
73Active ransomware groups, last 30 days11 new this month
35Known exploited vulnerabilities added, last 30 days0 linked to ransomware
n0nMost active ransomware group, last 30 days207 claims

Ransomware activity

Victims claimed on ransomware leak sites, per week. Claims are made by the attackers themselves and are not verified.

400200 Week of 18 May 2026: 189 claimsWeek of 25 May 2026: 141 claimsWeek of 1 Jun 2026: 127 claimsWeek of 8 Jun 2026: 208 claimsWeek of 15 Jun 2026: 287 claimsWeek of 22 Jun 2026: 149 claimsWeek of 29 Jun 2026: 155 claimsWeek of 6 Jul 2026: 187 claimsWeek of 13 Jul 2026: 170 claimsWeek of 20 Jul 2026: 207 claimsWeek of 27 Jul 2026: 234 claimsWeek of 3 Aug 2026: 320 claimsWeek of 10 Aug 2026: 268 claimsWeek of 17 Aug 2026: 286 claimsWeek of 24 Aug 2026: 263 claimsWeek of 31 Aug 2026: 180 claimsWeek of 7 Sep 2026: 221 claimsWeek of 14 Sep 2026: 208 claimsWeek of 21 Sep 2026: 245 claimsWeek of 28 Sep 2026: 249 claimsWeek of 5 Oct 2026: 236 claimsWeek of 12 Oct 2026: 322 claimsWeek of 19 Oct 2026: 239 claimsWeek of 26 Oct 2026: 258 claimsWeek of 2 Nov 2026: 258 claimsWeek of 9 Nov 2026: 318 claims (current week, still in progress)
18 May15 Jun13 Jul10 Aug7 Sep5 Oct2 Nov
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Week startingClaims
9 Nov 2026318
2 Nov 2026258
26 Oct 2026258
19 Oct 2026239
12 Oct 2026322
5 Oct 2026236
28 Sep 2026249
21 Sep 2026245
14 Sep 2026208
7 Sep 2026221
31 Aug 2026180
24 Aug 2026263
17 Aug 2026286
10 Aug 2026268
3 Aug 2026320
27 Jul 2026234
20 Jul 2026207
13 Jul 2026170
6 Jul 2026187
29 Jun 2026155
22 Jun 2026149
15 Jun 2026287
8 Jun 2026208
1 Jun 2026127
25 May 2026141
18 May 2026189

Most active groups

Share of claims over the last 30 days.

  • n0n18%
  • the gentlemen12%
  • qilin8%
  • inc ransom4%
  • leakeddata3%
  • akira3%
  • booba team3%
  • whitearmor2%

Belgium

  • 3 claims naming a .be domain, last 90 days (1 of them in the last 30 days)
  • Groups behind them: safepay, lockbit5
  • Official Belgian advisories: CCB / CERT.be

A .be domain is a rough indicator: some Belgian victims use other domains, and claims are unverified.

Vulnerabilities exploited in the wild

The latest additions to the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. If you run one of these products, patch it first.

AddedCVEProductVulnerability
13 Nov 2026CVE-2026-123039Check Point Multiple ProductsCheck Point Multiple Products Incorrect Permission Assignment for Critical Resource Vulnerability
13 Nov 2026CVE-2026-114713UnrealIRCdUnrealIRCd Improper Neutralization of Delimiters Vulnerability
10 Nov 2026CVE-2026-20320Cisco BroadWorksCisco BroadWorks Improper Restriction of XML External Entity Reference Vulnerability
10 Nov 2026CVE-2026-125350Google ChromiumGoogle Chromium Use-After-Free Vulnerability
10 Nov 2026CVE-2026-124194Microsoft OfficeMicrosoft Office Outlook Missing User Interaction for Potentially Unsafe Action Vulnerability
10 Nov 2026CVE-2026-116606Barracuda Networks Barracuda Email Security Gateway (ESG)Barracuda Networks Email Security Gateway (ESG) Authentication Bypass Using an Alternate Path or Channel Vulnerability
10 Nov 2026CVE-2026-111793Openwave Messaging Limited Webtop Media TranscoderOpenwave Messaging Limited Webtop Media Transcoder Incorrect Resource Transfer Between Spheres Vulnerability
10 Nov 2026CVE-2026-111560Barracuda Networks Multiple ProductsBarracuda Networks Multiple Products OS Command Injection Vulnerability

Most targeted vendors

Vendors with the most vulnerabilities added to the catalog over the last 90 days.

  • Microsoft8
  • Cisco7
  • Linux6
  • Google5
  • Citrix5
  • Plex4
  • JFrog4
  • Check Point3

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How to read this page

  • Ransomware figures count the victims that groups claim on their leak sites to put pressure on them. Some claims are exaggerated, recycled or false, and victims who pay quietly often never appear.
  • No victim names are shown here: the claims are unverified, and the organisations behind them are victims.
  • A rising curve is a signal worth watching, not a forecast. What matters for you is whether your exposed systems match what attackers are exploiting right now.

Sources

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