BlackNevas lists Zuni Shopping Center as victim
Ransomware group BlackNevas claims to have breached Zuni Shopping Center Inc., a New Mexico retail and hospitality business on the Zuni Pueblo reservation.
Ransomware.live has indexed a listing from the BlackNevas ransomware group naming Zuni Shopping Center, Inc. as a victim. The company, incorporated in 1961 and dating back to 1910, operates Halona Plaza in the Zuni Pueblo reservation in New Mexico, including a grocery supermarket, a restaurant, and a bed & breakfast inn.
No technical details, IOCs, or exploited vulnerabilities were disclosed in this listing. The entry appears to be a claim posted to a leak site, consistent with typical double-extortion ransomware tactics where an actor lists a victim publicly to pressure payment before or without releasing stolen data. No confirmation of the intrusion vector or scope of data exfiltration is provided.
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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/WnVuaSBTaG9wcGluZyBDZW50ZXIsIEluYy5AYmxhY2tuZXZhcw==
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