Whitearmor Targets LoveSac in Major Ransomware Attack

Whitearmor Targets LoveSac in Major Ransomware Attack
Target
LoveSac
Country
USA
Attacking Group
Whitearmor
Date Reported
October 26, 2026

Summary

On October 26, 2026, the notorious ransomware group Whitearmor publicly claimed responsibility for a cyberattack against
LoveSac (lovesac.com), a leading U.S. furniture retailer. The group has released an extortion notice stating that they have acquired over 1.1 million order records and are demanding $500,000 in cryptocurrency.


Incident Report

Field Details
Target LoveSac
Domain lovesac.com
Country USA
Attacking Group Whitearmor
Date Reported October 26, 2026
Threat Actor Statement “LoveSac (LOVE) is a premium furniture retailer operating more than 250 showrooms across the United States, generating approximately $700 million in annual revenue. We have obtained a database containing 1,113,285 order records spanning nearly seven years of transactions, from December 2019 through October 2026, with a combined recorded transaction value exceeding $1.62 billion. Each record contains detailed customer and transaction information, including full customer names, complete billing and shipping addresses, telephone numbers, order numbers, order dates, order statuses, and order grand totals. Our demand: $500,000 in BTC or XMR. To verify, samples can be found below.”

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