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HELLOKITTY · Threat actor profile

THREAT ACTOR

HELLOKITTY_

Dormant

HELLOKITTY is a ransomware operator tracked through its public data-leak infrastructure. The group operates under the double-extortion model that defines the modern ransomware ecosystem: file encryption combined with the threat of stolen-data publication on a public leak site. It continues to post fresh victim claims as part of an ongoing extortion campaign.

For Ransomnews editorial coverage of HELLOKITTY, including incident write-ups, attribution notes and additional context, see the Threat Groups archive or run a site search.

0 Victims tracked
0 / 2 Active mirrors
— First listing
— Most recent

Leak site mirrors

2 mirrors tracked, 0 currently reachable. These are criminal-infrastructure URLs; links are deliberately not provided.

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CONFIRMED ATTACKS

Hellokitty confirmed attacks: 5 verified incidents

Ransomnews has verified 5 Hellokitty incidents against named organisations, each corroborated by a public source such as a breach notification, regulatory filing or press report. The confirmed record runs from April 2021 to November 2021. United States accounts for 3 of them (60%), with victims recorded in 3 countries in total. The most affected sector is government, at 2 confirmed victims. A ransom payment was publicly confirmed in 0 cases and publicly refused in 4; the outcome is unrecorded in the remaining 1. Where a figure was disclosed (3 cases), these incidents account for 752,788 exposed records.

5Verified incidents
3Countries
2021–2021Active range
0%Paid, where outcome known

Confirmed victims by year

  • 20215

Most affected sectors

  • Government2
  • Manufacturing1
  • Healthcare1
  • Technology1

Most affected countries

  • United States3
  • Canada1
  • South Africa1

Verified Hellokitty incidents

DateOrganisationSector LocationRecordsRansom paidSource
November 2021 Ebara Technologies, Inc. Technology California, United States 1,369 No Source
August 2021 Silhouette America, Inc. Manufacturing Utah, United States 897 No Source
July 2021 Transnet Government Durban, South Africa — No Source
July 2021 Oregon Anesthesiology Group, P.C. Healthcare Oregon, United States 750,522 Unknown Source
April 2021 Resort Municipality of Whistler Government Whistler, Canada — No Source

Claimed vs confirmed. The figures above the fold on this page come from Hellokitty's own leak-site postings and reflect what the operation claims. The table here is a separate evidence class: incidents Ransomnews verified against a public source. Confirmed counts are lower than claimed counts by design: most victims never disclose, and some leak-site listings are recycled, exaggerated or fabricated. Records and ransom figures are shown only where a named source disclosed them. See the full ransomware statistics or the Ransomtracker dataset.

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Statistics on this page are computed by Ransomnews from a live leak-site monitoring feed. Numbers update every ten minutes. Operator-written victim descriptions are truncated and shown in snippet form only. Source data: RansomLook (CC BY 4.0), aggregated and adapted by Ransomnews.

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