WORLD WATCH · October 18, 2026 · EXPOSURE

N0n publishes two new victims on Ransomware.live

Ransomware.live reported that N0n published two new victims on 2026-10-18.

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Key takeaways

• N0n published two new victims on 2026-10-18.
• One entry named Telecom Egypt and described a computer training academy in Egypt.
• The other entry named All Business Technologies in Massachusetts, USA.
• The listing marked the data as not paid and exposed.

What happened

The report comes from Ransomware.live. N0n published a victim named Telecom Egypt. The same entry described a computer training academy in Egypt. The exposed data included course materials, programming projects, exam preparation materials, student account folders and work, and a complete copy of the course database. N0n also published All Business Technologies, described as Fox Hill bookkeeping and tax practice in Massachusetts, USA. That entry listed books and tax records for more than 60 client companies. It included accounting backups from 2014 through 2026 and per-client tax return data. The listing marked the data as not paid and exposed.

Why it matters

The exposed records can support identity theft and fraud. The tax and accounting files can expose client financial data.

What to do

• Notify affected clients and students.
• Reset exposed account credentials.
• Review backup and access controls.

SOURCE: INTEL128 WORLD WATCH (UPDATED OCT 18, 2026). This brief summarizes reporting by Ransomware.live. Intel128 writes the summary and credits the outlet. Read the summary as a starting point, not as a substitute for the original reporting.