THREAT WATCH · September 29, 2026 · RANSOMWARE LISTING

Brazilian E-commerce Domain Listed by M3RX Ransomware Group

The domain somasolucoes.com has been recorded on an M3RX ransomware tracker as of September 29, 2026. The site operates in the retail and e-commerce sector in Brazil and is associated with an organization of 51 to 100 employees. No public disclosure has been made by the organization regarding this listing. A tracker listing is strong signal of a potential ransomware incident but does not by itself confirm a breach. Companies with dependencies on this domain should treat the listing as a trigger for immediate verification and response.

Key takeaways

• somasolucoes.com was recorded on an M3RX ransomware tracker on September 29, 2026.
• The listing is not a confirmed breach but warrants immediate investigation.
• M3RX continues to target mid-size retail and e-commerce operations.
• No public disclosure has been made by the organization as of the listing date.

What the listing tells us

The M3RX group maintains a public-facing tracker where it publishes the names or domains of organizations it claims to have compromised. The appearance of somasolucoes.com on that tracker means the group has asserted some form of access to the organization's environment or data. Key details from the listing:

• Domain recorded: somasolucoes.com
• Ransomware group: M3RX
• Listing date: September 29, 2026
• Country: Brazil
• Sector: Retail / E-commerce
• Organization size: 51-100 employees
• Disclosure status: Not disclosed yet

Why this matters for partners and customers

Mid-size e-commerce operations in Brazil are an increasingly common target for ransomware groups. Organizations of this size often process customer payment data, maintain supplier relationships, and host storefronts that depend on continuous availability. A ransomware incident at this level can cascade into:

• Payment data exposure affecting end customers who transacted through the site.
• Supply chain disruption for partners who rely on the organization for order fulfillment or logistics.
• Regulatory risk under Brazil's LGPD data protection law, which imposes obligations on data controllers regardless of company size.

If you are a customer, supplier, or integration partner of somasolucoes.com, the prudent step is to confirm whether your own data or systems are affected. Do not wait for a public disclosure that may never come.

What to do now

For organizations that interact with somasolucoes.com:

• Check whether you have stored credentials, API keys, or shared access tied to this domain.
• Review recent transaction logs for anomalies that may indicate upstream compromise.
• If you are a data processor or sub-processor, notify your own compliance team so they can assess LGPD notification obligations.
• Monitor for follow-up listings or data dumps that may reveal the scope of what M3RX claims to hold.

For the organization itself, the absence of a public disclosure is notable. Companies listed on ransomware trackers sometimes remain silent while they negotiate, investigate, or attempt to contain the incident internally. Silence does not mean the listing is false, and it does not reduce the urgency for downstream parties to verify their own exposure.

Context on M3RX

M3RX is a ransomware group that has been active in targeting mid-market organizations across multiple sectors. Its tracker listings span retail, manufacturing, and professional services. The group typically publishes domain names rather than full corporate identities, which can make it harder for third parties to identify affected entities quickly. This listing follows that pattern.

Intel128 will update this post if the disclosure status changes or if additional details emerge from the tracker.

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.