Ransomware

Farmatodo is listed as a victim of the Akira ransomware on its leak site

The Venezuelan pharmacy and convenience store chain Farmatodo (farmatodo.com) was listed as a victim by the Akira ransomware group on January 31, 2025. The entry was part of Akira’s mass publication titled “Taking Stock of 2024 | Part 1,” in which the group listed Farmatodo alongside dozens of other companies allegedly compromised. The list is categorized under Venezuela and the consumer services sector. There has been no public confirmation from the company, nor are there any official figures regarding the data exposed.

Overview

Missing evidence

Official Statement from FarmatodoValidated leaked filesEvidence of encryption or service interruptionInitial access vector

Impact details

Akira included Farmatodo in its list of leak sites and trackers. Public evidence supports the claim that this is a case of ransomware or extortion and the context of third-party credentials, but no official statement, validated leaked files, evidence of encryption, or service disruption has been found.

Unspecified sensitive dataAlleged employee or user credentials

Classification & severity

Category
Malicious code
Subtype
Ransomware
Confidence
Medium

Ransomware.live supports Akira’s claim against Farmatodo regarding the ransomware attack and data breach. Public evidence does not confirm the encryption, the service disruption, or the authenticity of the data.

Severity assessment

Medium
Information impact
Suspected
Affected scope
Organization-wide
Critical service
Potential
Public confidence
Limited
Recoverability
Extended

Akira’s allegation against a major private pharmacy and retail company could be significant if proven true, but the exposure of data, the encryption, and the impact on service remain unconfirmed.

Data exfiltration· Claimed Confidentiality

Timeline

Claim

The Akira ransomware group published Farmatodo (farmatodo.com) on its leak site as part of the massive release titled “Taking Stock of 2024 | Part 1,” categorized under Venezuela and the consumer services sector.

Disclosure

The Ransomware.live tracker indexes the Farmatodo entry, recording the date of discovery and the attack on January 31, 2025.

Evidence & sources

1 source