Fulgar, a major supplier of synthetic yarns to global fashion brands such as H&M, Adidas, Wolford, and Calzedonia, has confirmed it suffered a ransomware attack linked to the notorious RansomHouse group. The attack, which was first noted on RansomHouse’s leak site on November 12, involved the publication of encrypted internal data stolen since October 31.
Screenshots shared on the leak site displayed sensitive company documents, spreadsheets, communications, and financial records—including bank balances, invoices, and exchanges with external parties. These leaks present a significant risk for targeted phishing attacks, as attackers now possess insider information that can be leveraged to deceive staff and partners.
Fulgar, established in the late 1970s, is one of Europe’s largest spinning mills, producing polyamide 66 and covered elastomers used in hosiery, lingerie, activewear, and technical textiles. The company distributes key brands like Lycra and Elaspan and operates across Italy, Sri Lanka, and Turkey. Its client list includes several of the world’s most recognized fashion retailers. The breach highlights how even large suppliers are vulnerable to cyber threats, especially when a single ransomware group gains access to internal systems.<
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