Ukrainian Cyber Alliance Breaches Trigona Ransomware and Wipes Its Servers
Active Exploitation · 3 sources · Updated 4mo ago · First seen May 25, 2026

The Ukrainian Cyber Alliance (UCA) said it breached the Trigona ransomware gang’s infrastructure, exfiltrated internal data, and wiped and defaced servers, knocking the group’s public-facing services offline. According to reports, the activists gained initial access by exploiting CVE-2023-22515, a critical vulnerability in Atlassian Confluence Data Center and Server, then remained undetected while mapping Trigona’s environment and extracting data from administration and victim panels, internal tools, source code repositories, databases, developer systems, leak-site infrastructure, and cryptocurrency hot wallets.
The stolen data reportedly included hundreds of gigabytes of backups and documents, and may also contain decryption keys that could aid victims. Trigona, a ransomware operation active since 2022, had targeted organizations in sectors including manufacturing and finance and had previously used exposed Microsoft SQL servers as an intrusion vector. Following the intrusion, Trigona’s websites and operational services were reported offline, with UCA claiming the action effectively dismantled the gang’s infrastructure.


