THREAT WATCH · September 24, 2026 · RANSOMWARE LISTING

UKBJJA.org Listed on INCRANSOM Ransomware Tracker

On September 24, 2026, the domain ukbjja.org was recorded on the INCRANSOM ransomware tracker. The listing places the organization in the United Kingdom. No sector or company size was recorded alongside the entry. The organization has not yet made a public disclosure about a potential breach.

Key takeaways

• ukbjja.org was recorded on the INCRANSOM tracker on September 24, 2026.
• The listing is strong signal but not a confirmed breach.
• No public disclosure has been made by the organization.
• Sector and company size were not recorded in this listing.

What the listing means

• A listing on a ransomware tracker means the attacker group claims to have exfiltrated data from the target.
• It is strong signal that a compromise may have occurred, but it is not proof of a confirmed breach.
• INCRANSOM is the group that published the entry. No further details about the group's activity or tactics were recorded in this listing.
• The absence of a public disclosure from ukbjja.org means the situation remains unconfirmed from the organization's side.

What we know

• Domain: ukbjja.org
• Country: United Kingdom
• Ransomware group: INCRANSOM
• Listing date: September 24, 2026
• Sector: not recorded
• Company size: not recorded
• Disclosure status: not disclosed

What is not known

• The sector or industry of ukbjja.org has not been recorded.
• The size of the organization is unknown.
• There is no public statement from the organization confirming or denying a breach.
• No details about the volume or type of data allegedly exfiltrated were recorded.
• The specific ransomware variant or attack vector used is not specified in this listing.

Why this matters

• Ransomware groups use public trackers to pressure victims into paying. A listing is often the first public signal that an organization has been targeted.
• Organizations in the United Kingdom have been frequent targets across multiple ransomware campaigns in recent years. The UK remains a high-priority region for ransomware operations.
• When an organization does not disclose a breach, it creates uncertainty for partners, customers, and regulators. This uncertainty can itself be a risk factor for downstream stakeholders.

Recommended actions

• Monitor for disclosure. Watch for any public statement from ukbjja.org or its parent entities. A listing without disclosure can resolve either way - the organization may confirm, deny, or remain silent.
• Review third-party risk. If your organization has a relationship with ukbjja.org, assess whether shared systems, data flows, or access paths exist that could be affected.
• Check for credential exposure. Listings sometimes correlate with credential dumps on underground forums. If you share any infrastructure or vendor relationships, verify whether associated credentials appear in known breach datasets.
• Update incident response plans. Even without confirmation, a listing is a trigger to review your own exposure to the same group or similar tactics.

Context on INCRANSOM

• INCRANSOM is recorded here as the group responsible for this listing. No additional operational details, victim counts, or ransom demands were captured in this specific entry.
• As with many ransomware groups, the name may be a rebrand or alias. Treat the group name as a label for this listing rather than a fully characterized threat actor.

Intel128 will update this entry if additional information becomes available through our tracking.

SOURCE: INTEL128 THREAT INTELLIGENCE FEED (UPDATED OCT 01, 2026). A listing is a record on an attacker-side ransomware tracker - strong signal, not a confirmed breach. Intel128 publishes what the feed shows and no more.