[STORMOUS] – Ransomware Victim: www[.]sincroslab[.]com
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 27, 2025, 20:47:32.551022, the Stormous ransomware leak entry identifies the victim as www.sincroslab.com. The metadata lists Technology as the industry, while the accompanying description states that Sincroslab Sas is a company in Colombia with a Bogotá D.C. headquarters and that it operates in the Miscellaneous Nondurable Goods Merchant Wholesalers sector. This creates an apparent geographic inconsistency, as the country field is ES (Spain) in the metadata, yet the text describes a Colombian base. The post does not explicitly categorize the impact (e.g., encrypted data versus a data leak) and the dataset provides no ransom figure or demand. There are no claim URLs, and the entry contains no downloadable content or visible images; the page shows zero images and no files attached.
Because there are no screenshots or attachments, the leak page offers no visual corroboration of exfiltrated data. The only temporal marker is the post date noted above; since no compromise date is provided, this timestamp should be treated as the post date. There is no disclosed data scope, data types, or size, and no ransom instructions or figures are present in the available data. In short, the page presents a minimal, text-based entry for the victim, with conflicting geographic signals and no visible artifacts to substantiate the nature or scope of the intrusion beyond the victim name.
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