N0n Ransomware Group Targets Digital Triumph in Malaysia

N0n Ransomware Group Targets Digital Triumph in Malaysia
Target
Digital Triumph
Country
Malaysia
Attacking Group
N0n
Date Reported
October 31, 2026

Summary

On October 31, 2026, the ransomware group N0n claimed responsibility for a cyberattack against Digital Triumph (digital-asia.com), a leading telecommunications company in Malaysia. The attack has led to the exposure of sensitive employee and customer data, with a potential full leak pending due to failed negotiations.


Incident Report

Field Details
Target Digital Triumph
Domain digital-asia.com
Country Malaysia
Attacking Group N0n
Date Reported October 31, 2026
Threat Actor Statement “Employee payroll records with names, national identity numbers and wages, statutory filings 2016 to 2025; Audited financial statements, tax filings and company bank account numbers; 2,552 customer invoices and delivery orders; The full customer service data room covering 309 organizations including banks, an embassy and government offices; The CRM customer database and the company mail archive, 8,700+ verified business emails with customer correspondence | [NOT PAID — EXPOSED]”

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DeXpose does not engage in the exfiltration, hosting, redistribution, or purchase of stolen data. All breach information reported here is collected from publicly accessible dark web sources and threat intelligence platforms.
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