Ransomware Group: PLAY

VICTIM NAME: Omega Global Technologies

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

Omega Global Technologies, a United States-based technology company, is described as the victim on a ransomware leak page published on August 13, 2025. The post date is 2025-08-13 and the page has accrued 2,254 views since publication. The leak entry is succinct, naming Omega Global Technologies and including defanged references to two domains: omegagti[.]com and eshipglobal[.]com. There are no screenshots or downloadable attachments shown on the page (images_count = 0, downloads_present = false), and while a claim URL is indicated as present, the available data do not disclose any ransom amount or an explicit encryption or data-leak status.

Because no compromise date is provided in the dataset, the post date (13 August 2025) serves as the event anchor. The metadata does not indicate whether the attack encrypted systems or merely exfiltrated data, as there is no explicit “Encrypted” or “Data leak” label. The victim’s industry is Technology, and the description places Omega Global Technologies in the United States. The page’s minimal content and lack of visual material suggest a concise leak listing, with a claim URL signaling potential further details outside the provided data.