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[ Ransomware claim · n0n · 12 Oct 2026 ]

Apical Group (commodity processing and logistics)

The ransomware group n0n named Apical Group (commodity processing and logistics) (Singapore) on its leak site on 12 Oct 2026. This is the group's own claim: it has not been verified by Cyfenced or Ransomware.live, and some claims turn out to be exaggerated, recycled or false.

Not confirmed so farTransportation

[ Status ]Has the attack been confirmed?

We have found no statement from Apical Group (commodity processing and logistics) and no press report of an attack so far. Until the organisation says something, treat the listing as an unproven claim, but stay alert to the phishing such claims are used for.

[ Impact ]Who could be affected

Shipments, deliveries and travel can be held up for the businesses and people who rely on them, and logistics firms hold data about their customers' cargo and routes.

[ The attacker ]About n0n

n0n has claimed 166 organisations in the last 30 days, most in United States, South Korea and Brazil, and mostly in transportation, manufacturing and healthcare. We wrote about the group in Fifty victims in a day, two hosting breaches and town halls offline.

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Other organisations n0n has named

[ What to do ]If you are a customer, partner or neighbour

  1. Be wary of emails, calls and texts that mention the organisation, especially ones asking you to pay, log in or open an attachment. Criminals use leak-site claims to make phishing believable.
  2. Check announcements on the organisation's own website or official channels, not on social media reposts.
  3. If you share accounts or systems with the organisation, change those passwords and check for unusual logins.
  4. Never visit leak sites or download files claimed to come from the attack: they can contain malware, and handling stolen personal data can be illegal.

[ Similar claims ]Other transportation organisations in Singapore