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2026-10-02•1 min read

International Police Seize 110 TB of Stolen Data in Takedown of KillSec Ransomware Group

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International Police Seize 110 TB of Stolen Data in Takedown of KillSec Ransomware Group
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Executive Summary

  • •International law enforcement seized five central servers and over 110 TB of stolen data after dismantling the KillSec ransomware operation.
  • •Police linked the group to approximately 1,000 attacks worldwide, preying primarily on financial services and healthcare organizations.
  • •Authorities made three provisional arrests during coordinated raids across eight properties in Greece, Romania, Spain, and the UK.

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An international operation led by German police seized the infrastructure of the KillSec ransomware group, executing coordinated raids across eight properties in Greece, Romania, Spain, and the UK. Authorities took control of five central servers and secured a leak site containing at least 110 TB of stolen data from roughly 1,000 suspected attacks worldwide. Law enforcement made three provisional arrests, including a Romanian national in Spain and named Dutch national Fouad Eltibrizi, while European police agencies identified a suspected 16-year-old main operator and other affiliates. "Servers can be replaced in weeks; the people who build the platform and approve every attack cannot," said Group-IB CEO Dmitry Volkov.
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Primary Impact

Financial services, healthcare organizations, and government entities targeted by double-extortion ransomware operations.

Strategic Shift

Law enforcement shifting focus from infrastructure takeovers to identifying and prosecuting young core developers and negotiators.

The Ripple Effect

Remaining ransomware affiliates migrating infrastructure and tightening operational security to evade international extradition efforts.

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