Ransomware

Akira Denounces Attack on Inproceca, C.A. (Avelina) Grain Industry and Processing Company

Inproceca/Avelina reported a cyberattack to the CICPC, and reports from trackers attributed the incident to Akira. Public evidence supports an attack on the technology platform and a ransom note, but does not confirm any data breaches or the scope of the forensic investigation.

Overview

Missing evidence

There is no direct primary evidence from the site of Akira's escape.There is no official public statement from Avelina acknowledging the ransomware attack.

Impact details

Reports from the company and the media support the existence of a cyberattack against Avelina/Inproceca; the attribution to Akira and the list of victims are supported by a tracker, but the data breach and the scope of the attack have not been independently confirmed.

alleged corporate datatechnology platform

Classification & severity

Category
Malicious code
Subtype
Ransomware
Confidence
Medium

Official/company reports confirm the cyberattack; tracking tools point to the Akira ransomware, but the theft and publication of data have not been independently confirmed.

Severity assessment

Medium
Information impact
Proprietary data
Affected scope
Organization-wide
Critical service
None
Public confidence
Moderate
Recoverability
Extended

A ransomware/extortion claim has been filed against a food producer, but the publication of the data and the extent of the impact have not been confirmed.

Data exfiltration· Claimed

Timeline

Claim

Akira is listed as a presumed victim in the case involving Industria y Procesadora de Cereales Inproceca, C.A. (Avelina).

Evidence & sources

6 sources