Ransomware Group: AKIRA

VICTIM NAME: Ben’s Asphalt

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

Ben’s Asphalt, a Southern California-based asphalt maintenance and parking lot management company with a national footprint, was founded in 1961 and is headquartered in Santa Ana. The leak page identifies Ben’s Asphalt as a ransomware victim and is dated 2025-08-27; since no explicit compromise date is provided, this post date is treated as the publication date. The page frames the incident as a data-leak event rather than a traditional encryption attack, and asserts that the attackers have access to internal documents and are prepared to upload or disclose more than 100GB of data, which aligns with double-extortion patterns seen in ransomware campaigns.

The post describes the attackers’ claimed data scope as more than 100GB of materials, including financial records (audits, payment details, invoices) and personnel and customer information (phones, emails, medical information), along with confidential information, NDAs, and other documents containing detailed personal data. The page indicates there are no visible screenshots or images, but notes the presence of a claim URL on the page to verify or access the claimed data. No ransom amount or specific demand is disclosed. Given the construction industry context, the exposure of such financial and personal data could carry regulatory, legal, and reputational risks if the materials are made public.