LockBit 3.0 Claims Responsibility for Attack on Amazing Global
In December 2022, Amazing Global, a private IT organization based in Venezuela, was listed by LockBit as an alleged ransomware victim. The Breachsense public registry dates the discovery to December 12, 2022; Ransomware.live maintains a later entry associated with Dispossessor as a repost/duplicate. There is no official confirmation from the company or public validation of the volume, data categories, or operational impact.
Overview
Missing evidence
Impact details
The Breachsense/Ransomware.live list includes Amazing Global as a victim of the LockBit/Dispossessor ransomware. Public sources do not confirm the scope of the breach, the categories of data, or the impact on service.
Classification & severity
- Category
- Malicious code
- Subtype
- Ransomware
- Confidence
- Medium
Public ransomware lists, data breach sites, and ransomware trackers identify the incident as a case of ransomware or extortion. Confirmation from the victim is not yet available.
Severity assessment
Medium- Information impact
- Proprietary data
- Affected scope
- Organization-wide
- Critical service
- None
- Public confidence
- Limited
- Recoverability
- Extended
Ransomware or extortion claim corroborated by public trackers or reports, but without confirmation from the victim or validated operational impact.
Timeline
Lockbit 3.0 listed Amazing Global as an alleged victim.