Files and field reference
The whole record as published, and what each field in it means.
Files
risk-by-country.json
Rates, confidence intervals, severity, adult population and press freedom score for 61 countries.
24 KBrisk-by-holder.json
Per-holder rates for the eight countries with a public ownership survey, with each survey's definition.
3 KBField reference
| date | Date of the events. A value with no day or no month means the source does not give one. |
| city, country | Where the attack took place. Place names keep their local spelling. |
| type | The dominant form the attack took, from kidnapping to an attack on a crypto ATM. |
| assets, amount | What was targeted and the sum taken. The table shows an estimate in US dollars; the case detail gives the figure as reported, in the original currency. Empty where no source quantifies it. |
| description | One to three sentences on how the attack unfolded, drawn from the sources. |
| victims | Who was attacked. Names appear only where the sources published them. |
| target | Personal assets where the holdings sought belong to an individual, including a relative of the holder; business assets where they belong to a company, a mining operation or an ATM operator. |
| harm, confined, weapon | Outcome for the most seriously affected victim, whether anyone was held against their will, and the heaviest weapon used or brandished. |
| source1, source2 | The most reliable source, then the most detailed. Each link was opened at the time of the release. |
| confidence | High where two independent sources were read, medium for a single documented source, low where the material remains partial. |
| in_reference_list | Whether the case is present in the Lopp reference list, including the cases it imported from this record on 16 October 2026. |
Data →Back to the case browser