Ransomware group profile · #52 by claimed victims

Snatch ransomware

Snatch is a ransomware which infects victims by rebooting the PC into Safe Mode. Most of the existing security protections do not run in Safe Mode so that it the malware can act without expected countermeasures and it can encrypt as many files as it finds. It uses common packers such as UPX to hide its payload.

Active First seen Nov 2021

142Victims claimed on leak sites

0Victims in the last 30 days

0Victims in the last 90 days

20Countries hit

11Leak-site URLs tracked, 1 online

16 May 2024Latest claim recorded

Victimology

Who Snatch claims to have breached, from 142 leak-site posts recorded by VULONE.

Claims per month last 12 months

Top sectors

Professional Services29

Manufacturing28

Healthcare16

Education11

Technology10

Financial Services10

Government & Defense9

Retail & E-Commerce7

Top countries

United States28

United Kingdom7

Canada6

India5

United Arab Emirates3

France3

Germany2

Sweden2

Latest claimed victims 12 most recent

Victim	Sector	Country	Claimed
Neovia	Transportation	FR	16 May 2024
UK government	Government & Defense	GB	1 May 2024
The Royal Family of Great Britain	Government & Defense	GB	16 Apr 2024
Miki Travel Limited miki.co.uk	Hospitality	GB	27 Mar 2024
Retirement Line retirementline.co.uk	Financial Services	GB	19 Mar 2024
Butler, Lavanceau & Sober blscpafirm.com	Professional Services	US	18 Mar 2024
Dörr Group doerrgroup.com	Professional Services	DE	13 Mar 2024
Seven Seas Group sevenseasgroup.com	Transportation	AE	5 Mar 2024
HSPG & Associates hspgcpas.com	Healthcare	US	29 Feb 2024
Frencken frenckengroup.com	Manufacturing	MY	28 Feb 2024
Hawbaker Engineering hawbakerengineering.com	Professional Services	US	15 Feb 2024
US government (private data) +Rothschild&Rockefeller	Government & Defense	US	26 Jan 2024

All 142 Snatch victims, searchable

Full victim list with claim posts, domains, timing and exports, plus the negotiation chats and leak-site screenshots VULONE archives for this crew.

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Tactics, techniques and procedures

ATT&CK technique mapping for Snatch is in progress. Victimology, infrastructure status and leak-site tracking are live above.

Indicators, detections and the full playbook

Hashes, C2 addresses, onion services, Sigma and YARA detections per technique, and the negotiation transcripts are available to signed-in analysts.

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Frequently asked

Is Snatch ransomware still active?

Snatch is tracked as active. The most recent leak-site claim VULONE recorded is dated 16 May 2024.

How many victims has Snatch claimed?

VULONE has recorded 142 leak-site victim claims attributed to Snatch since November 2021, across 20 countries and 13 sectors.

Which industries does Snatch target?

The sectors most often named on the Snatch leak site are Professional Services, Manufacturing, Healthcare.

Which countries are most affected by Snatch?

Most Snatch victims recorded by VULONE are located in United States, United Kingdom, Canada.

Where does VULONE get Snatch victim data?

Claims are collected continuously from the group's own leak sites and cross-checked with ransomware.live and RansomLook. A claim is the group's assertion, not a confirmed breach.

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Victim claims are collected from leak sites and enrichment partners (ransomware.live, RansomLook) and represent the group's own assertions, not confirmed breaches. Profile last updated 16 September 2026. Questions or corrections: [email protected].