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Ransomware attacks in Singapore: 45 confirmed incidents, 2019 to 2026

// CONFIRMED RANSOMWARE ATTACKS · COUNTRY

Ransomnews has confirmed 45 ransomware attacks in Singapore between December 2019 and April 2026, each one verified against a public source such as a breach notification, regulatory filing, court record or press report. That is 0.5% of the 9,520 confirmed incidents in the dataset. So far in 2026, 4 have been confirmed, against 5 in 2025 and 16 in 2024. The most affected sector is service, with 11 confirmed victims (24%). Singapore is the city with the most confirmed victims, at 43. Where the operator is attributed, LockBit leads with 4 confirmed victims. A ransom payment is on the public record in 2 cases and a refusal in 4; the outcome is unrecorded in the remaining 39.

45Confirmed incidents
42026 year to date
13Sectors hit
33%Paid, where outcome is public
689,768Records exposed (15 disclosed cases)

Confirmed ransomware attacks in Singapore by year

The current year is a partial count. Confirmation lags the attack itself, so recent months keep filling in after the fact; read a low figure for the latest year as incomplete rather than as a decline.

Source: ransomnews.com
YearConfirmed attacksRansom paid (public)Ransom refused (public)
2019200
2020300
2021804
2022100
2023600
20241620
2025500
2026 (year to date)400
ransomnews.com22019320208202112022620231620245202542026
Confirmed ransomware attacks in Singapore per year. Source: Ransomnews Confirmed Ransomware Attacks Dataset.

Which ransomware groups attack organisations in Singapore most

The operator is attributed in 25 of the 45 confirmed incidents. Counts are confirmed victims, not leak-site claims, so they run well below the totals the groups publish about themselves. Group names link to the live Ransomtracker profile where one exists.

Most active groups by confirmed victims

  • LockBit4 16%
  • Akira2 8%
  • Clop2 8%
  • INC2 8%
  • ALTDOS1 4%
  • Bassterlord1 4%
  • Desorden1 4%
  • Dire Wolf1 4%
  • Embargo1 4%
  • Gunra1 4%

Where the confirmed attacks in Singapore fall

Most affected sectors

  • Service11 24%
  • Manufacturing6 13%
  • Construction4 9%
  • Food and Beverage4 9%
  • Other3 7%
  • Retail3 7%
  • Technology3 7%
  • Transportation3 7%
  • Education2 4%
  • Finance2 4%

Cities with the most confirmed victims

  • Singapore43 96%
  • Comcentre1 2%
  • Paya Lebar Square1 2%

Ransom payment outcomes in Singapore

Among the 6 confirmed incidents in Singapore where the outcome is on the public record, 2 paid and 4 refused, a disclosed payment rate of 33.3%. The remaining 39 carry no public statement either way. Victims that pay have every incentive to stay quiet and public bodies are the most likely to announce a refusal, so treat this as the disclosed rate, not the true one. The ransomware payment rate analysis explains how the disclosed rate has moved since 2018 and how it compares with incident-response firm samples.

Largest confirmed ransomware attacks in Singapore by records exposed

Record counts are recorded only where a named source disclosed them, which is the minority of cases, so this table ranks disclosed impact rather than true impact.

Source: ransomnews.com, verified against the linked public source
DateOrganisationSectorLocationRecordsGroupRansom paidSource
March 2021VhiveTechnologySingapore, Singapore311,468—Nodatabreaches.net
February 2021SingtelUtilitiesComcentre, Singapore129,000ClopUnknownzataz.com
December 2019HMI Institute of Health SciencesEducationSingapore, Singapore120,000—Unknownstraitstimes.com
August 2021Eye & Retina SurgeonsHealthcareSingapore, Singapore73,466—Noinfosecurity-magazine.com
January 2021The Law Society of SingaporeOtherSingapore, Singapore16,009—Unknownchannelnewsasia.com
April 2025Toppan Next TechServiceSingapore, Singapore12,500AkiraUnknownreuters.com
December 2023Koh Brothers Group LimitedConstructionSingapore, Singapore11,718LorenzUnknownpdpc.gov.sg
December 2019ST LogisticsTransportationSingapore, Singapore4,000—Unknownchannelnewsasia.com
June 2023Cortina WatchRetailSingapore, Singapore3,953BassterlordUnknowntechtimes.com
October 2021Protemps Employment AgencyServicePaya Lebar Square, Singapore2,500DesordenNosecuriwiser.com

Most recent confirmed ransomware attacks in Singapore

The 25 most recently confirmed of 45 incidents, newest first. Every row links to the public source it was verified against.

Source: ransomnews.com, verified against the linked public source
DateOrganisationSectorLocationRecordsGroupRansom paidSource
April 2026BELFOR (Asia) Pte LtdServiceSingapore, Singapore—INCUnknownbelfor.com
March 2026Trio-Tech International Pte. Ltd.ManufacturingSingapore, Singapore—GunraUnknowninvesting.com
March 2026LHT Holdings LimitedManufacturingSingapore, Singapore—INCUnknowntipranks.com
January 2026Enviro-Hub Holdings LtdOtherSingapore, Singapore—InsomniaUnknownsbr.com.sg
July 2025BARTEC Pte.ManufacturingSingapore, Singapore—SafePayUnknownbartec.com
May 2025DataPostServiceSingapore, Singapore146Dire WolfUnknownchannelnewsasia.com
May 2025Kingsmen Creatives Ltd.ServiceSingapore, Singapore—EmbargoUnknownkingsmen.listedcompany.com
April 2025Toppan Next TechServiceSingapore, Singapore12,500AkiraUnknownreuters.com
February 2025HomeTeamNSOtherSingapore, Singapore——Unknownchannelnewsasia.com
December 2024PSC Corporation LtdFood and BeverageSingapore, Singapore—RansomHubUnknownnasdaq.com
December 2024Vallianz Holdings LimitedTransportationSingapore, Singapore——Unknowntipranks.com
October 2024ValueMax GroupFinanceSingapore, Singapore—LynxUnknowntheedgesingapore.com
August 2024AbechaRetailSingapore, Singapore——Unknownstraitstimes.com
July 2024C. Melchers GmbH & Co. KG Singapore BranchServiceSingapore, Singapore—RA WorldUnknownit-boltwise.de
July 2024GKE Corporation LtdTransportationSingapore, Singapore——Unknownsg.finance.yahoo.com
July 2024Hiap Seng Industries LimitedConstructionSingapore, Singapore——Unknowntheedgesingapore.com
July 2024Soon Lian HoldingsManufacturingSingapore, Singapore——Unknowntheedgesingapore.com
May 2024Kulicke and Soffa Industries, Inc.ManufacturingSingapore, Singapore1,105LockBitUnknowninvesting.com
May 2024Travelite Holdings Ltd.RetailSingapore, Singapore——Yestipranks.com
May 2024Jumbo GroupFood and BeverageSingapore, Singapore——Unknownstraitstimes.com
April 2024Shook Lin & BokLegalSingapore, Singapore—AkiraYeschannelnewsasia.com
February 2024Aztech GlobalTechnologySingapore, Singapore——Unknowntheedgesingapore.com
January 2024Japan Foods Holding LtdFood and BeverageSingapore, Singapore——Unknownciosea.economictimes.indiatimes.com
January 2024RE&S HoldingsFood and BeverageSingapore, Singapore——Unknowntheedgesingapore.com
January 2024ES Group (Holdings) LimitedManufacturingSingapore, Singapore——Unknowntheedgesingapore.com

Frequently asked questions

How many ransomware attacks in Singapore have been confirmed?

Ransomnews has confirmed 45 ransomware attacks in Singapore since December 2019, including 4 so far in 2026. Each one is verified against a public source such as a breach notification, regulatory filing or press report. The true total is higher, because many victims never disclose; confirmed counts are a floor, not a ceiling.

Which ransomware group is most active in Singapore?

LockBit, with 4 confirmed victims, followed by Akira (2) and Clop (2). These are confirmed victims, not leak-site claims, counted among the 25 incidents where the operator is attributed.

Which sector is hit most by ransomware in Singapore?

Service, with 11 confirmed incidents (24% of the total). Manufacturing follows with 6, then Construction with 4.

Which cities in Singapore have the most confirmed ransomware attacks?

Singapore (43), Comcentre (1), Paya Lebar Square (1). City is recorded where the victim organisation is headquartered or the incident was reported, so distributed organisations are counted once.

How often do ransomware victims in Singapore pay the ransom?

Among the 6 confirmed incidents in Singapore with a public outcome, 2 paid and 4 refused, a disclosed payment rate of 33.3%. Most victims never state whether they paid, and those who pay have the least reason to say so, so the disclosed rate understates real payment behaviour. The payment rate analysis tracks this figure since 2018.

What is the largest confirmed Singapore ransomware attack by records exposed?

Vhive (Singapore, Singapore, March 2021), with 311,468 records exposed according to databreaches.net. Record counts exist only where a source disclosed them, so this ranks disclosed impact.

Confirmed ransomware attacks by sector, country and year

Every page below is generated from the same verified dataset. See the full index.

By sector

  • Healthcare 1,627
  • Government 1,469
  • Manufacturing 1,069
  • Education 991
  • Services 647
  • Financial services 633
  • Technology 564
  • Retail 504
  • Food and beverage 348
  • Transportation 274
  • Construction 259
  • Legal 244
  • Utilities 244

By country

  • United States 5,099
  • France 503
  • Germany 410
  • Japan 367
  • Canada 351
  • United Kingdom 319
  • Australia 226
  • Italy 214
  • Brazil 156
  • Spain 143
  • Switzerland 120
  • India 105
  • Netherlands 105
  • Denmark 62
  • Belgium 61
  • South Africa 61
  • Singapore 45
  • All 36 countries

By year

  • 2018 168
  • 2019 459
  • 2020 1,229
  • 2021 1,437
  • 2022 961
  • 2023 1,549
  • 2024 1,550
  • 2025 1,469
  • 2026 698

By month, latest

  • Aug 2025 136
  • Sep 2025 149
  • Oct 2025 118
  • Nov 2025 112
  • Dec 2025 118
  • Jan 2026 98
  • Feb 2026 95
  • Mar 2026 122
  • Apr 2026 101
  • May 2026 82
  • Jun 2026 87
  • Jul 2026 62
  • Aug 2026 51

How to read this page. Every incident counted here was verified by Ransomnews against at least one public source. Leak-site listings alone do not qualify, because operators inflate, duplicate and occasionally fabricate claims, so these totals are a defensible floor rather than a full census. Records exposed and ransom outcomes appear only where a named source disclosed them. The page is regenerated from the live database, which refreshes weekly. Cite as: Ransomnews Confirmed Ransomware Attacks Dataset, ransomnews.com, with a link to this page. Bulk access and methodology questions: [email protected]. See also the monthly ransomware statistics and the Ransomtracker.

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