[INCRANSOM] – Ransomware Victim: Kumwell

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On October 22, 2025, Kumwell, a Thailand-based manufacturing company that supplies safety and protection systems for grounding, lightning protection, surge protection, and warning systems across critical infrastructure, is identified as a ransomware victim on a leak page attributed to the group incransom. The page presents Kumwell as the target within a ransomware‑leak narrative and indicates that a claim URL is available, signaling the attackers’ intent to publish or negotiate. The available metadata provides the post date but does not specify a separate breach date; as such, the October 22, 2025 date is treated as the post date. No ransom amount is listed in the accessible fields.

According to the data, the leak entry contains no screenshots or images (images_count = 0), no downloadable content (downloads_present = false), and no visible internal documents in the excerpt. The description attached to Kumwell focuses on the company’s broad activities and industries—serving electricity, transportation, telecommunications, industrial facilities, and building sectors—and notes its international engagement through trade shows in various countries. While the presence of a claim URL and the incransom attribution suggest a ransomware-leak context, the provided information does not disclose whether data was encrypted or exfiltrated, nor is any ransom figure shown. The incident is therefore described as a post identifying Kumwell as a victim, dated October 22, 2025, with no explicit compromise date or ransom amount visible in the data.