The cited upstream records use spacing or punctuation variants of the same actor name. Source records remain separate for provenance, while exact-name resolution prefers the reviewed canonical profile.
HighIMNCrew
IMN Crew is a data extortion and ransomware group that emerged in late March 2025, primarily targeting financial services organizations in the US, Croatia, and Indonesia by exploiting exposed perimeter services such as firewalls and VPNs, claiming at least five victims.
Activity timeline
A dated ledger of actor-claimed victims, campaigns, indicators, identity mappings, relationships, and CVE links. Each date states what it measures. For extensive leak-site histories, victim entries are limited to the 100 most recent distinct listings.
Actor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedTypes: onion.
Actor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedIdentity and attribution
Exact names and tracking identifiers resolve to this canonical profile. Rebrands, affiliations, and overlapping clusters remain separate confidence-rated relationships.
Name map
Shared-name reviews
Every exact-name collision is reviewed. Same-actor decisions select a preferred profile while distinct and unresolved clusters remain separate.
The cited upstream records use spacing or punctuation variants of the same actor name. Source records remain separate for provenance, while exact-name resolution prefers the reviewed canonical profile.
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