Official Statement : Regarding Allegations of Security Breach

Recovery Ransomware Indonesia hereby issues the following official statement in response to circulating allegations suggesting that the organization has been compromised by a hacking incident or ransomware attack.

1. Position and Findings

Following a thorough internal review and technical assessment, we confirm:

There is no verified evidence of any security breach, ransomware incident, or unauthorized access resulting in data compromise within our systems.

2. Assessment of External Claims

We are aware that certain claims have appeared on:

• Breach monitoring platforms
• Dark web listings
• Publications attributed to ransomware groups

Such claims are not uncommon within the cybersecurity landscape and frequently lack substantiation. 

It is a known practice among threat actors to publish unverified or exaggerated claims for the purpose of:

• Creating reputational pressure
• Inducing uncertainty and panic
• Coercing victims into making ransom payments

3. Absence of Supporting Evidence

In this case, we emphasize that:

• No data samples have been disclosed
• No files or databases have been leaked or verified
• No independent or credible source has confirmed the existence of any breach

In legitimate ransomware incidents, threat actors typically provide verifiable proof of compromise. The complete absence of such evidence strongly indicates that these claims are unsubstantiated.

4. Commitment to Security and Integrity

Recovery Ransomware Indonesia maintains strict security protocols and continuously evaluates its systems to ensure:

• Protection of client data
• Integrity of services
• Compliance with cybersecurity best practices

At no point has there been any indication of impact to client data or service integrity.

We recognize that such unfounded claims are intended to create doubt and confusion.

As the No. 1 ransomware recovery specialist in Indonesia, we have successfully assisted victims in restoring access to their data without relying on threat actors.