Ransomware Group: CEPHALUS

VICTIM NAME: BAR Architects & Interiors

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

BAR Architects & Interiors, a construction-sector firm, is identified as the victim on a ransomware leak page. The page labels the incident as a DATA LEAK and claims that about 1.5T+ of data has been exfiltrated from BAR Architects & Interiors’ networks. The post date listed on the leak page is August 26, 2025 (14:51:59). The page presents the event as a data-leak occurrence rather than a full encryption lockdown, and there is no disclosed ransom amount on the page. There are no visible screenshots or images on the page, and no downloads are shown. A gating message appears: “Please wait a few seconds. Once this check is complete, the website will open automatically,” indicating a short verification step before access to the leaked content is granted.

Additionally, the leak page indicates that a claim URL is present, implying a link to further information, a ransom note, or data access page, though the actual URL is not provided here. The dataset shows a redacted IP address in the event metadata and a request_id timestamp; there are zero images and zero downloads listed for this victim in the page data. Since no explicit compromise date is available, the post date (August 26, 2025) is used as the reference date. The content centers on BAR Architects & Interiors and clearly frames the incident as a data-leak event with a substantial data volume, but it does not disclose any specific data types or a ransom amount in the excerpt.