N0n ransomware group claims South Korean smart TV data victim
The group listed the target only as "Company #142," without naming the firm, its domain or the amount of data involved.
Ransomware group N0n claimed on its dark web leak site that it attacked a South Korean company in consumer electronics and smart TV advertising data, according to dailysecu.com. The post, published on November 7, 2026 at 21:26 UTC (November 8, 06:26 KST), lists the victim only as "Company #142".
The entry names South Korea as the victim's country and describes the target as "consumer electronics, smart TV advertising data". Neither the company's actual name nor its internet domain appears in the post.
Tracking platforms show the claim in a "PENDING EXPOSURE" state, meaning no files have been released so far. The available records contain no data volume, file list, ransom amount, exploited vulnerability or initial intrusion date.
Unverified claim
N0n has not published material supporting the claim, and the unnamed company has not confirmed any incident in the records available. The post alone does not establish that data was taken or that an intrusion occurred.
Quick answers
Which company did N0n claim to attack?
The post does not name the company. It lists the victim only as "Company #142" and gives South Korea as the country.
Has any data been leaked?
No. Tracking platforms show the post in a "PENDING EXPOSURE" state, and the available records include no file list or data volume.
When was the claim published?
On November 7, 2026 at 21:26 UTC, which is November 8, 2026 at 06:26 KST.