[AKIRA] – Ransomware Victim: MetroWest Community FCU
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
MetroWest Community FCU, a United States–based financial services institution, is listed as a ransomware victim on a leak page attributed to the threat actor group akira. The post is dated 2025-10-25 and presents the incident as a data-exfiltration event, indicating that the attackers are prepared to upload corporate and client documents. The leak page describes a broad set of sensitive data allegedly compromised, including personal identification documents (such as driver’s licenses), birth and death certificates, and various forms containing personal information, along with financial and accounting records, court-case information, and employee personal files. The post does not specify an encryption outcome or a ransom demand; rather, it frames the breach as a data-leak scenario with potential public exposure of stolen material.
The page contains no images or screenshots according to the metadata, and there are no visible download links or claim URLs associated with the post. This absence of media or direct downloads does not diminish the risk, as the described data types imply exposure of highly sensitive personal information and confidential corporate records belonging to MetroWest Community FCU. The post date remains 2025-10-25, and there is no separately disclosed compromise date; the content is presented as a data-leak claim rather than a full encryption of the victim’s systems.
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