Cuba

Dark since February 2, 2024
90 victims named on the leak site
0 in the last 30 days
0 in the last 12 months
Sep 2021 first victim we recorded
Feb 2, 2024 most recent victim posted
4 leak sites tracked

Data as of August 16, 2026.

Credential exposure before the attack

25.6% of Cuba victims whose domain we can identify (23 of 90) had employee credentials leak in the 12 months before Cuba named them as a victim.

We don't know whether any of these credentials were how Cuba gained initial access.

What industries Cuba targets

Sector identified for 23 of 90 victims.

Manufacturing7
Education4
Government2
Logistics2
Construction2
Legal1
Energy1
Financial Services1

Where the victims are located

Country identified for 25 of 90 victims.

United Kingdom4
Australia3
Germany3
Italy2
Belgium2
Canada2
France2
United States2

Most recent Cuba victims

VictimSectorCountryPosted
DMS Imaging dms-imaging.comHealthcareNot identifiedFeb 2, 2024
diagnostechs.comNot identifiedNot identifiedNov 15, 2023
portadelaidefc.com.auEducationAustraliaNov 14, 2023
Prime Art & Jewel prime-art.comNot identifiedNot identifiedNov 8, 2023
New Concept Technology newconcepttech.comManufacturingNot identifiedOct 24, 2023
Mount St. Mary\'s University msmary.eduEducationNot identifiedOct 11, 2023
rock.wi.usNot identifiedUnited StatesOct 4, 2023
Gold Medal Bakery goldmedalbakery.comManufacturingNot identifiedAug 21, 2023
Hydrex hydrex.co.ukNot identifiedUnited KingdomAug 1, 2023
TXM Plant txmplant.co.ukNot identifiedUnited KingdomAug 1, 2023
addison-il.orgNot identifiedNot identifiedJul 12, 2023
Valstybinė Darbo Inspekcija vdi.ltGovernmentLithuaniaJul 12, 2023
The Philadelphia Inquirer inquirer.comNot identifiedNot identifiedMay 23, 2023
vdi.itNot identifiedItalyMay 11, 2023
gihealthcare.comNot identifiedNot identifiedMay 5, 2023
Deknudt Frames deknudtframes.beNot identifiedBelgiumJan 23, 2023
pu.edu.lbEducationNot identifiedDec 28, 2022
teknowsource.inNot identifiedIndiaDec 21, 2022
2networkit.comTechnologyNot identifiedDec 15, 2022
boss-inc.bizNot identifiedNot identifiedDec 2, 2022

Showing the 20 most recent of 90. Browse recent data breaches for more.

Cuba leak sites

Addresses we've seen Cuba publish victims from. Any .onion address needs the Tor Browser.

  • cuba4ikm4jakjgmkezytyawtdgr2xymvy6nvzgw5cglswg3si76icnqd.onion
  • i34gbmo5rxx3bxc4yl7f4erkyo2oldwavhpdragnjjvhni6fwvptp2id.onion
  • kcfgfs7cclscxloy3bf2xtwnayimawtzrbfirfbvl47xt7n2brfiizyd.onion
  • lockbitapt2yfbt7lchxejug47kmqvqqxvvjpqkmevv4l3azl3gy6pyd.onion

Cuba questions

Is Cuba still active?

Not for over a year. The last victim we recorded was February 2, 2024. The leak site has published nothing since, though the data it already leaked is still out there.

How many victims has Cuba claimed?

Cuba has named 90 victims on its leak site since we started tracking it. That counts organizations, not leaked files. A single victim often accounts for thousands of published files.

When did Cuba first appear?

The first victim we recorded for Cuba was posted on September 14, 2021. That's when the group entered our collection, which isn't necessarily when it started operating.

Which sectors does Cuba target?

Manufacturing accounts for the most victims we can classify, with 7. Education follows at 4. We could identify a sector for 23 of 90 victims, so treat this as the shape of the targeting rather than a full census.

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