[CLOP] – Ransomware Victim: COXENTERPRISES[.]COM

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Ransomware group:
CLOP
Victim name:
COXENTERPRISES[.]COM

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

COXENTERPRISES.COM is listed as a ransomware leak victim on a post attributed to the Clop group. The page identifies the victim as a United States-based telecommunications entity and records a post date of 2025-10-27 11:29:12.806953, which serves as the publish date for the leak. An AI-generated description of the victim is included, outlining broad business lines in broadband communications, automotive services, and digital media, while refraining from enumerating individual subsidiaries in this summary. The post presents the incident as a data-leak event rather than a traditional encryption operation, and no ransom amount is stated in the excerpt. The page indicates that a claim URL is present, suggesting the attackers intend to provide a link for data access or negotiation, though the actual URL is not shown in this summary.

The leak page displays a queue-style redirect message, indicating visitors are waiting to be forwarded to the platform and should not refresh the page, as automatic redirection will occur. The dataset notes no accompanying images or downloadable content for this post (images_count: 0, downloads_present: false), implying that there are no screenshots or documents displayed on the leakage entry itself. There is no additional compromise date provided beyond the post date. The leak is attributed to the Clop group and follows a data-leak narrative rather than detailing an encryption event. This presentation highlights the ongoing risk to telecommunications targets and the potential for public data exposure or negotiation through off-page channels.

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