2024-04-18 · day precision · report
Joint advisory AA24-109A: Akira (inspect later revisions)
Dated public source. This cell records publication, not the start of an attack.
· Source-attributed report · source published 2024-04-18

research profile · reported nexus: Unknown (not nationality)
Joint government reporting describes Akira ransomware activity affecting Windows and virtualization environments. The source label encompasses observed activity, not a publicly verified membership list. Historical reports do not establish that a newly claimed victim was compromised.
Source-reported aliases: Akira ransomware. Associations do not prove equivalence.
Inventory remote access and hypervisor administration as one connected privilege path. An endpoint-only view can miss the control plane that determines whether an organization can restore service. Evaluate the advisory's dated observations against your own environment and separate mitigated exposure from an independently confirmed incident.
Catalog-listed countries (associations, not attack counts): No country-level metadata
131 observed public claim posts in the collection window 2025-11-21 through 2026-10-25. Accumulated bounded samples: newest 1,000 records from each of the current and previous source years, refreshed every six hours. Historical gaps are not filled. These are not confirmed attacks or unique victims. Dates are provider record dates; countries are provider classifications; unknown is retained. Source: Ransomfeed — Dario Fadda · CC BY 4.0. Adapted into anonymous counts by Kinwilder; no endorsement implied.
2024-04-18 · day precision · report
Dated public source. This cell records publication, not the start of an attack.
· Source-attributed report · source published 2024-04-18
Tentative editorial review windows, contingent on evidence and review; not promised publication dates or predictions of attacks.
2026-10-29: The recovery control plane. Which administrative paths decide whether backups and hypervisors can restore service?
https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/cybersecurity-advisories/aa24-109a