17 statements by the parties, with who said each and to whom. A statement that makes a checkable claim shows the claim’s verdict from the claims ledger.
BYOD Cloak European Union (High Representative and EEAS) Government of France Government of Moldova Government of Romania Government of Russia Government of the United Kingdom Government of the United States NoName057(16) Silent Crow WhiteArmor (ransomware group) Z-Pentest
10 NovGovernment of France: French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said France was weighing measures against Iran over the cyberattacks it blames on the IRGC, some of which might never be made public, Iran International reported; on France Info he said France would push for EU sanctions, Al Jazeera reported with AFP.
9 NovGovernment of France: French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said he could confirm the October attack on French supermarket refrigeration was carried out by Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, called it the first large-scale cyberattack for sabotage purposes on French soil, and said the Iranian ambassador had been summoned and sanctions would be pursued at European level.
9 NovGovernment of France: CERT-FR said in its report CERTFR-2026-CTI-009 that it imputes offensive cyber activity targeting France to the units Shahid Shoostari and Shahid Kaveh within the IRGC's electronic and cyber centre.
8 NovWhiteArmor (ransomware group): The ransomware group WhiteArmor claimed the attack on Maersk over the weekend of 7 and 8 November and demanded 5 million US dollars, BleepingComputer reported on 11 November.
5 NovGovernment of Russia: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, asked about allegations that Russia was behind the cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration across Europe, called them absurd statements with no argumentation or proof behind them and an utterly absurd accusation.
4 NovNoName057(16): The pro-Russian hacktivist persona NoName057(16) claimed on Telegram, together with Z-Pentest, the attacks on European supermarket refrigeration systems, and the groups posted what they said were 2,500 lines of a Danfoss database as proof, Belga reported. The channels were later deleted, the claims could not be confirmed independently, and cybersecurity experts were not convinced of the groups' involvement.
4 NovEuropean Union (High Representative and EEAS): European Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier said the refrigeration attacks on supermarkets in Europe were not isolated incidents; he named no culprit.
3 NovGovernment of the United Kingdom: UK NCSC chief executive Richard Horne said the national impact of the refrigeration attacks was minimal but enormous for each business hit, called them the foothills of a wider threat, and said many vulnerabilities are waiting to be exploited.
3 NovGovernment of Romania: Dan Cimpean, director of Romania's National Cyber Security Directorate, said the attack on refrigeration at six Romanian stores seemed semi-amateurish, that officials did not suspect a state actor and that no other infrastructure was compromised.
1 NovSilent Crow: The hacker groups Silent Crow and Belarusian Cyber-Partisans claimed to have taken 23 TB of data from Rosstat, heise online and Anti-Malware.ru reported.
31 OctGovernment of the United States: President Trump, speaking at Mar-a-Lago on the day of the FBI's alert, said it was not known whether North Korea was behind the Binance theft and that it could still be determined that it was.
31 OctGovernment of the United States: The FBI said North Korea was responsible for the theft of more than $6 billion in virtual assets from Binance on or about 29 October, tied it to the actor it calls TraderTraitor, and asked exchanges to block transactions with 628 addresses it published.
24 OctGovernment of Moldova: Moldovan government spokesperson Dumitru Ciorici said the country had suffered a cyberattack that made some online services unavailable and that the government suspects it is part of hybrid attacks against Moldova.