[AKIRA] – Ransomware Victim: Consolidated Restaurant Operations, Inc[.]
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 16, 2025, the leak page associated with Consolidated Restaurant Operations, Inc., a United States-based operator of full-service and franchise restaurants with catering activities, asserts that attackers have gained access and exfiltrated data and that 38 GB of corporate documents are ready to be uploaded. The material described on the page includes scans of employee documents (identity papers), medical information, social security numbers, and other personal records, along with a substantial collection of confidentiality agreements, detailed financials, non-disclosure agreements, and police reports. This framing indicates a data-leak event rather than a pure encryption incident and suggests that the attackers intend to publicly release or otherwise disclose the stolen data. The leak page shows no visible screenshots or images; the record indicates zero images associated with the post.
Post date: October 16, 2025. There is no separate compromise date provided in the metadata. The page does not publish a ransom demand or amount. The incident underscores the ongoing risk to the hospitality sector from ransomware groups that exfiltrate sensitive internal data and threaten public disclosure. The victim name to be used in reporting remains Consolidated Restaurant Operations, Inc., a US-based organization within the hospitality and tourism sphere. The described materials imply exposure of employee personal data and confidential corporate documents, highlighting the importance of robust data protection and incident response measures for organizations in this sector.
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