THREAT ACTOR
ROBINHOOD_
ActiveROBINHOOD 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 ROBINHOOD, including incident write-ups, attribution notes and additional context, see the Threat Groups archive or run a site search.
Victims by year
- 2021 3
Leak site mirrors
1 mirror tracked, 1 currently reachable. These are criminal-infrastructure URLs; links are deliberately not provided.
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Recent victims
The 50 most recent victims claimed by ROBINHOOD. Total in the index: 3.
| Date listed | Victim | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2021-12-23 | ABE Courtage | |
| 2021-12-23 | Maad McCann | |
| 2021-12-06 | Besson Seguros |
CONFIRMED ATTACKS
Robinhood confirmed attacks: 3 verified incidents
Ransomnews has verified 3 Robinhood 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 2019 to May 2020. United States accounts for 3 of them (100%). The most affected sector is government, at 3 confirmed victims. A ransom payment was publicly confirmed in 0 cases and publicly refused in 3; the outcome is unrecorded in the remaining 0.
Confirmed victims by year
Most affected sectors
Most affected countries
Verified Robinhood incidents
| Date | Organisation | Sector | Location | Records | Ransom paid | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 2020 | El Dorado Police Department | Government | Arkansas, United States | — | No | Source |
| May 2019 | City of Baltimore | Government | Maryland, United States | — | No | Source |
| April 2019 | City of Greenville | Government | North Carolina, United States | — | No | Source |
Claimed vs confirmed. The figures above the fold on this page come from Robinhood'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.