The NoName group claims to have launched a sophisticated cyberattack on several high-profile websites in the Netherlands. Targeted organizations listed in the claimed NoName cyberattack include OV-chipkaart, the Municipality of Vlaardingen, the Dutch Tax Administration (Besolvingdienst) and GVB, raising concerns due to the sensitive nature of the information held by these entities.
OV-chipkaart, a contactless smart card system widely used in public transport in the Netherlands, was specifically identified as a target.
This system is an integral part of train, tram, bus and metro travel and contains personal and financial information. The potential leak of this data could lead to serious consequences.
In detail on the NoName cyberattack
Despite the bold claims of NoName Group, the extent of the NoName cyberattack, details of any data compromise or the motive behind the attack remain confidential. By investigating the official websites of the targeted companies, a lack of security measures was noted, except for the GVB site.
A visual examination of the websites of the affected organizations presents a mixed scenario. Although some sites appear fully operational and show no immediate signs of a cyberattack, about half of the websites listed are experiencing problems.
These issues range from “403 Forbidden” errors to prolonged loading times, indicating a potential disruption or compromise.

The situation is dynamic and continues to develop. It is imperative to approach this information with caution, as unverified claims in the world of cybersecurity are not rare.
The alleged NoName attack highlights the continuing threat of cyberattacks against crucial entities, such as banks and government organizations.
However, official statements from the targeted companies have not yet been released, leaving room for skepticism about the seriousness and authenticity of the case. NoName Cyberattack claim.
Until official communication is provided by the affected organizations, the true nature and impact of the alleged NoName attack remains unclear.
NoName Previous attacks
This is not the first time NoName has targeted organizations. In January 2024, the group claimed a series of cyberattacks through Ukraine, Finlandand the UNITED STATES. THE Dark Web The threat actor channel specifically named eight organizations as victims, indicating a coordinated and widespread cyberattack.
Organizations targeted in the previous attack included PrivatBank 24, Credit Agricole Bank, MTB BANK, Accordbank, Matek Systems (China), Pixhawk (Switzerland), SpetsInTech and Kvertus.
As the cybersecurity landscape evolves, these incidents highlight the need for improvement security measures and proactive responses to counter the ever-increasing threat of cyberattacks.
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