ZeroFox Intelligence Flash Report - Threat Collective Conducting In-person Data Theft
|by Alpha Team

ZeroFox Intelligence Flash Report - Threat Collective Conducting In-person Data Theft
Product Serial: F-2026-06-01a
TLP:CLEAR
In this Flash Report, ZeroFox researchers report on the ransomware and digital extortion (R&DE) Silent Ransom Group (SRG) collective utilizing in-person data theft, in addition to routine social engineering techniques such as phishing emails or phone calls.
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Key Findings
- On May 26, 2026, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a report highlighting that the ransomware and digital extortion (R&DE) collective Silent Ransom Group (SRG) is conducting physical security breaches against victim infrastructure, in addition to routine social engineering techniques such as phishing emails or phone calls.
- This is the first observed example of an R&DE collective that has visited a target organization in person to gain physical access to its systems. It demonstrates an added threat that will likely inspire other R&DE collectives.
- In December 2024, ZeroFox identified a leak site called "LeakedData" (hosted at hXXp://business-data-leaks[.]com), which is almost certainly SRG’s official leak site, given the victims listed on this site majorly overlap with the entities targeted in SRG’s recent in-person data theft campaign.
- Although physical intrusion operations require greater resources and carry higher operational risks than traditional cyberattacks, the success of such campaigns is likely to form a blueprint for other R&DE operations against high-value targets.
Tags: tlp:clear, data breach, threat actor