DataCarry
DATACARRY is a ransomware/extortion group first reported in 2025. Multiple sources in the provided content describe it as an emerging ransomware operation and, more specifically, as a data-theft and leak-based extortion actor that in some cases did not deploy a ransomware locker. The group launched a leak site within weeks of several other new extortion brands and was reported as claiming victims across eight countries. One cited report states that victim companies in eight countries were disclosed and that 65,000 records of Korean individuals were leaked on a cybercrime forum. DATACARRY was also mentioned among ransomware variants observed targeting European financial institutions, alongside Akira and BlackLock. Additional reporting in the content links the group to a Volvo data breach associated with a Miljödata ransomware incident. Across the supplied material, the highest-confidence characterization is that DATACARRY is a newly emerged 2025 ransomware/extortion brand focused on data exfiltration and public leak pressure, with observed activity affecting organizations in multiple countries and mentions of targeting in the financial sector.
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Ransomware variant observed targeting European financial institutions in 2025.
A ransomware family from 2025, exploiting cloud and SaaS misconfiguration, sometimes opting for data exposure over encryption.
Extortion group that focuses on data theft and public leaks as a means of extortion, rather than encrypting victim data.
Minimal-activity ransomware brand referenced as part of the long-tail of operators.
The version that knows your environment.
Match every observed IP, domain, and hash against your live telemetry.
Named campaigns wielding this family, with evidence pinned to each claim.
CVEs this family uses for access and lateral movement.
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Every documented technique, ranked by evidence weight.
Reddit, Mastodon, and CTI community discussion around this family.