Ransomware Group: PLAY

VICTIM NAME: Atlas Pressed Metals

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

Atlas Pressed Metals, a United States–based manufacturing company, is identified as the victim on a ransomware leak page dated 2025-10-01. The page presents a data breach claim, asserting that private and personal confidential data belonging to the company and its clients has been exfiltrated. Described data categories include client documents, budgeting records, payroll data, accounting records, taxes, identification numbers, and other financial information. The leak page labels the data under Minerals & Mining, which appears inconsistent with the stated industry of the company and may reflect attacker labeling rather than a precise industry mapping. The post includes a defanged reference to the victim’s site (hxxp://www[.]atlaspressedmetals[.]com) and notes the presence of a claim URL. The size of the exfiltrated data is not disclosed (size_gb is unknown), and the page has recorded 466 views. No screenshots, images, or downloadable materials are shown on the page.

The leak page appears to follow the common ransomware pattern of announcing a data leak and threatening public release of exfiltrated materials, without providing a disclosed ransom amount in the available metadata. The post date is 2025-10-01, and there is no separate compromise date indicated beyond the post date. The content is presented in English and does not include contact information such as emails, phone numbers, or addresses. With no images or downloadable files attached, the evidence available on the page relies on the textual claims and the defanged link to the victim’s site (hxxp://www[.]atlaspressedmetals[.]com) along with the stated claim URL, suggesting ongoing communications or data handling via the leak page rather than screenshot-based corroboration.