Ransomware Group: INCRANSOM

VICTIM NAME: marlboroughpartners[.]com

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

The leak page identifies marlboroughpartners[.]com as the victim, with the industry listed as Financial Services and the location shown as the United Kingdom. The post is attributed to the incransom group and, on 2025-08-25 16:59:00.000000, claims that approximately 2 TB of confidential data was exfiltrated from the victim’s network. A claim URL is indicated on the page, and the presentation includes a gallery of 44 images—likely screenshots or internal documents—hosted on onion addresses (defanged in this summary). The body excerpt centers on marlboroughpartners[.]com, reinforcing the focus on the victim, and the metadata shows a revenue figure of 18M$, suggesting the scale of the organization according to the leak’s labels.

Timing-wise, there is no explicit compromise date provided beyond the post date; the 2025-08-25 16:59:00.000000 timestamp should be treated as the post date in the absence of a separate compromise date. The dataset does not show a listed ransom amount, and the downloads flag is false, indicating no direct data payload is available for download beyond the 44-image gallery. In the financial services context and given the UK location, a leak of 2 TB of confidential data could entail substantial regulatory and reputational risk for stakeholders and customers, with the image gallery potentially illustrating the type of internal content attackers claim to possess.