Cyber Incident Victim: sa2000.com
Date:
Jun 2026
Location:
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Summary
sa2000.com was compromised by the Stormous ransomware group, which exfiltrated approximately 150 gigabytes of data. The stolen material includes accounting records such as purchase invoices, payable invoices and related financial documents. The attackers claimed a full data dump and threatened to publish the information unless demands were met.
| CIA Posture | Motives | Tactics, Techniques & Procedures |
|---|---|---|
| Available to members | 1 motive | 0 techniques |
| Threat Actor | Type | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 actor | Available to members | Available to members |
Description
On June 9 2026 the ransomware.live recent victims list recorded that sa2000.com had been identified as a target of the Stormous ransomware group, with the discovery noted as occurring yesterday relative to the article’s date of June 10 2026. The entry was labeled “UPDATE‑FULL DATA DUMP,” indicating that the attackers had completed a full exfiltration of the victim’s data. No additional contextual details about how the compromise was initially detected were provided in the source material. The listing simply placed sa2000.com among other recent victims displayed on the page.
According to the brief description accompanying the entry, Stormous actors extracted approximately 150 gigabytes of data from sa2000.com’s systems. The excerpt specifies that the stolen information includes accounting records such as purchase invoices and payable invoices, with the notation “COMPTABILITÉ - FACTURES ACHAT / FACTURES À PAYER / FAC…” suggesting further categories of data were also taken but are not detailed in the available text. The source does not disclose any particular files, databases, or systems beyond this accounting reference. The leak size is explicitly stated as 150 GB, confirming the volume of the exfiltrated payload.
The entry does not contain any information regarding containment actions, eradication efforts, recovery procedures, or public statements issued by sa2000.com following the incident. Likewise, there is no mention of ransom demands, negotiation outcomes, or whether the victim opted to pay or restore from backups. Consequently, the only verifiable facts concerning the sa2000.com incident are the date of discovery, the responsible threat actor, the amount and type of data exfiltrated, and the classification of the event as a full data dump. No further consequences or response steps can be derived from the provided source.