Ransomware Group: DRAGONFORCE

VICTIM NAME: IT-Welt und Telekommunikation verschmelzen

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

The leak page centers on a German technology entity identified by the victim name “IT-Welt und Telekommunikation verschmelzen.” The German header translates to “IT world and telecommunications merge.” The accompanying description states that the organization has anticipated this development and positions itself as a complete provider for industry software, office applications, and telecommunications solutions for its clients. The post is dated August 21, 2025, at 18:46:15.284781; since no explicit compromise date is provided, this timestamp is treated as the post date. The victim is located in Germany (country code DE) and operates in the Technology sector. There is no explicit mention of an encryption, data leakage, or ransom demand on the page text; the metadata notes that a claim URL is present, suggesting an associated external statement, though the URL is not shown here.

The leak page contains no images or downloadable content (no screenshots or media are present). The absence of visual materials indicates there are no visible internal documents or photographs on the page. Given the lack of explicit compromise details or ransom-related language on the page itself, the content appears promotional or descriptive in nature rather than a typical ransomware note. The metadata indicates a claim URL is present, but no specific ransom demand or data-leak details are disclosed within the page content.