[CIPHBIT] – Ransomware Victim: Jimfor, S[.]A[.]
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
The leak page metadata identifies Jimfor, S.A. as the victim, with the threat group attributed as ciphbit. The victim is listed as based in Spain (country code ES), while the industry is not disclosed in the available data. The post is timestamped with 2025-10-28 05:11:51.438205, which should be treated as the post date in the absence of a stated compromise date. The dataset does not specify whether the attack involved encryption or a data leak, nor is there any stated ransom demand or figure. The page contains no screenshots, images, downloadable files, or external links in the supplied data. Taken together, the metadata indicates a ransomware leak post exists for Jimfor, S.A., but the explicit impact and evidentiary materials are not disclosed in the provided fields.
Because the actual leak-page text is not included in the provided data, the specific claims, documents, or visuals that would typically accompany such posts are not accessible here. Consequently, there is no independent confirmation of the attack’s scope, whether encryption occurred, the amount of data exfiltrated, or any ransom terms. The post date is treated as the release date. For risk assessment, cross-check with additional threat intelligence sources or other postings from the same actor to corroborate whether Jimfor, S.A. was indeed compromised and to identify any follow-on indicators, such as data samples or future updates. The absence of visual material or attachments in this dataset limits definitive conclusions about the event’s severity.
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