[STORMOUS] – Ransomware Victim: www[.]visioninksltd[.]in
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 27, 2025, a leak post associated with the Stormous ransomware group references the victim domain www.visioninksltd.in, a manufacturing company based in Maharashtra, India, with a factory located at MIDC, Murbad. The post identifies the victim’s industry as Manufacturing. The timestamp provided (2025-10-27 20:47:06.863782) is treated as the post date in the absence of a clearly stated compromise date. The leak page does not list any ransom demand or claim URL, and the available data indicate there are no downloadable files or media on the page (downloads_present: false; images_count: 0). There are no visible screenshots or images presented on the leak page per the metadata.
Beyond basic background details about the victim, the content provides no explicit information about encryption or data leakage within the available fields. There is no ransom amount stated, and no direct links or attachments are indicated. The event is attributed to the Stormous group, but the page contains no additional corroborating material such as images, documents, or a data sample. Given the lack of visible impact indicators and the absence of downloadable content, determining the precise nature of the incident (whether data was exfiltrated or encryption occurred) would require corroboration from the leak site or other sources beyond the provided post data.
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