Why PQ Crypta? Because NO Data is Safe!

The FBI declared a major cyber incident in April 2026 after a surveillance system on its unclassified network was compromised, exposing sensitive information about wiretap and communication-intercept targets. Chinese state-backed actors were accused of the intrusion.

The Nitrogen ransomware group claimed 8 terabytes of schematics, project details, and customer documents from Foxconn's North American factories in May 2026 — supply-chain exposure reaching the biggest names in technology.

Iranian hackers breached U.S. medical technology company Stryker in March 2026 and remotely wiped tens of thousands of employee devices — a marked escalation from espionage to deliberately destructive attacks.

A breach at market-research provider Klue cascaded to nearly 200 client companies — including cybersecurity firms — demonstrating yet again how one third-party compromise multiplies across an entire customer base.

A rash of 2026 attacks across Europe targeted civilian energy and water infrastructure, several attributed to Russia — including intrusions into Poland's water treatment plants — risking real-world harm to communities.

A September 2025 cyberattack forced Jaguar Land Rover to halt vehicle production for weeks, rippling through its supplier network. The Cyber Monitoring Centre estimated a £1.9 billion cost to the wider UK economy — the most economically damaging UK cyber event on record.

The Cl0p ransomware gang exploited an unpatched Oracle E-Business Suite zero-day, quietly stealing data from enterprises for months before mass-mailing extortion demands to executives in October 2025 — a rerun of the MOVEit playbook at ERP scale.

Attackers compromised the Salesloft Drift integration and used stolen OAuth tokens to pillage Salesforce data from hundreds of organizations — including major security vendors — making SaaS-to-SaaS trust the new supply-chain frontier.

Suspected Chinese espionage group achieved long-term infiltration of F5's internal systems, stealing source code and vulnerability data with potential supply chain impact on US federal networks and Fortune 500 companies.

Largest credential leak in history exposes logins for Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, and government systems.

Generative AI-powered ransomware bypassed traditional defenses across international banking networks. Malware adapted to each environment, encrypting core systems and disrupting ATM and transaction infrastructure worldwide.

United Natural Foods Inc. suffered a cyberattack that disabled electronic ordering and delivery systems. Retailers across the U.S. faced supply shortages, highlighting food chain vulnerabilities.

Cyberattack knocked out South Africa's weather forecasting infrastructure, disrupting aviation, farming, and emergency planning. Attribution pending; suspected infrastructure targeting.

Attackers exploited unpatched systems to access sensitive healthcare data. Breach affected treatment histories, insurance details, and personal identifiers, triggering federal investigations.

A misconfigured Amazon S3 bucket exposed reservation data across multiple hotel chains. Leak included names, payment details, and travel itineraries, raising GDPR and PCI-DSS concerns.

Attackers exploited stolen credentials and weak MFA to breach Snowflake's cloud platform. Exfiltrated datasets included customer PII, financial records, and authentication tokens across multiple industries.

BlackCat ransomware crippled America's largest healthcare payment processor, disrupting medical care for millions and costing the industry billions.

Ransomware attack on CDK Global paralyzed dealership operations across North America, disrupting vehicle sales, service, and financing for weeks in the automotive industry's largest cyber incident.

ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware attack shut down slot machines, hotel key cards, and payment systems across MGM properties in Las Vegas, demonstrating vulnerability of integrated resort operations.

Hackers exploited recycled passwords to access genetic and ancestry data of millions, raising unprecedented privacy concerns about permanent exposure of irreplaceable biometric information.

Cl0p ransomware group exploited SQL injection vulnerability in Progress Software's MOVEit file transfer tool, resulting in data theft from hundreds of organizations including government agencies and banks.

Attackers obtained encrypted password vaults and source code from LastPass, compromising the security foundation millions relied upon for credential management, with ongoing decryption attempts.

Conti ransomware attack on Costa Rica's government systems forced declaration of national emergency, marking first time a nation-state declared emergency due to cyberattack, crippling healthcare, taxation, and customs.

REvil ransomware forced shutdown of JBS meat processing plants across North America and Australia, threatening global food supply chain and demonstrating critical infrastructure vulnerability in agriculture sector.

Critical vulnerability in ubiquitous Apache Log4j logging library affected millions of systems including cloud platforms, enterprise apps, and IoT devices, with exploitation attempts exceeding 100 million per day.

REvil ransomware gang exploited Kaseya VSA platform, creating the largest supply chain ransomware attack by ransom demand in history.

DarkSide ransomware shut down America's largest fuel pipeline, proving cyber attacks can disrupt physical infrastructure and trigger national emergencies.

Chinese state-sponsored group Hafnium exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in on-premises Exchange servers, compromising tens of thousands of organizations globally including email theft and persistent backdoor access.

Russian APT29 (Cozy Bear) injected malicious code into SolarWinds Orion software updates, compromising U.S. federal agencies, Microsoft, FireEye, and Fortune 500 firms in the most sophisticated supply chain attack in history.