[WARLOCK] – Ransomware Victim: magcpa[.]com

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Ransomware Group: WARLOCK

VICTIM NAME: magcpa[.]com

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

magcpa[.]com is listed as the victim on the leak page. The entry attributes the incident to the threat actor group labeled “warlock” and places the victim within the Financial Services sector in the United States. The post date is August 14, 2025; no separate compromise date is provided in the input, so this date should be treated as the post date for the leak. The page asserts that all data from magcpa[.]com has been compromised, signaling a data-leak scenario rather than encryption-only. A claim URL is indicated on the page, though the actual URL is not shown in this summary.

Regarding visuals and attachments, there are no images, screenshots, or downloadable files reported on the leak page (images are reported as zero and downloads are not present). The only explicit content described in the data is the phrase “all data,” which reflects the scope of the attackers' claim. No ransom figure or monetary demand is disclosed in the provided data.

Because the available data do not provide a separate compromise date, the post date is treated as the release date for this analysis. The entry offers limited detail beyond the victim name, industry, and country, with the claim of full data exfiltration and no exposed data categories or data volume indicated in the dataset. Organizations monitoring this incident should follow up on disclosures from the leak site or trusted threat intelligence sources for updates on impact scope and any potential ransom discussions.


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