N0n Targets Canadian Mortgage Platform MCAP

N0n Targets Canadian Mortgage Platform MCAP
Target
MCAP — MortgageHub commercial lending platform
Domain
mcap.com
Country
Canada
Attacking Group
N0n
Date Reported
September 30, 2026

Summary

On September 30, 2026, the notorious ransomware group N0n publicly claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on MCAP’s MortgageHub (mcap.com), a key player in Canada’s mortgage lending industry. The group has threatened to release sensitive data unless their demands are met before the deadline.


Incident Report

Field Details
Target MCAP — MortgageHub commercial lending platform
Domain mcap.com
Country Canada
Attacking Group N0n
Date Reported September 30, 2026
Threat Actor Statement “The complete MortgageHub borrower database of a major Canadian mortgage company: seven years of records with social insurance numbers, dates of birth, full addresses, and complete loan and payment histories; The daily commercial servicing book: the full national portfolio of active commercial mortgages with balances, interest rates, credit scores, insurer policy numbers, arrears, and investor reporting fields; The full backup archive of the platform, 2019 through today | [ACTIVE: deadline 2026-10-03 15:00 UTC]”

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