Nothing Technology Breached by INC_RANSOM, 52GB Exposed
UK-based consumer technology company Nothing (nothing.tech), known for smartphones and wireless earbuds, was hit by the INC_RANSOM ransomware operation. Approximately 52GB of data was leaked. The breach was discovered and listed on May 20.
- company-data
- credentials
UK-based consumer technology company Nothing was breached by the INC_RANSOM ransomware operation, with approximately 52GB of company data and credentials exposed on May 20, 2026.
Public reporting indicates the incident was discovered and listed that same day on breach monitoring platforms and ransomware leak sites. The affected dataset includes internal company information along with user or employee credentials. The precise number of individuals impacted remains unknown according to available reporting. Nothing Technology, which sells smartphones and wireless earbuds under the nothing.tech brand, has not yet issued a detailed public statement on the scale or exact contents of the leak.
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