Nova ransomware group claims attack on Textile Testing Services of America
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Summary
Nova ransomware group has claimed responsibility for an attack on Textile Testing Services of America, a US-based company. The initial access was gained through the domain sandox.info, which was linked by Nova's OSINT team to ttsamexico.com. The threat actor states they will provide a data tree and samples to the company through their support department and will correct any false posts. The impacted country is listed as the United States.
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The actor will provide a tree and samples from the data to the company through the support department and will correct any false posts
The impacted country(s) #UnitedStates
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