MoneyGram Allegedly Targeted in Ransomware Data Theft
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On October 13, 2026, PYMNTS reported that a ransomware group claimed to have stolen data from the payment network MoneyGram and threatened to make the data public if the company did not begin negotiations. The report also noted that MoneyGram had not confirmed that a security incident had occurred, and the attackers had not provided samples of the stolen data. Therefore, publicly available information currently only reflects the attackers' claims, and it cannot yet be confirmed whether the data was actually stolen. Data from the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) shows that there were 3,611 ransomware-related complaints in 2025, with losses reaching $32.32 million.
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- PYMNTSRansomware group claims to have stolen MoneyGram data and threatens to publish it
A ransomware group claims to have stolen data from payments network MoneyGram and threatens to publish it if the company does not begin negotiations. MoneyGram has not confirmed that a security incident occurred, and the attackers have not provided data samples; the FBI’s IC3 report shows that ransomware-related complaints totaled 3,611 in 2025, with losses reaching $32.32 million.
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