[PLAY] – Ransomware Victim: Ouranos

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Ransomware group:
PLAY
Victim name:
OURANOS

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On 2025-10-31, a leak page associated with the Play ransomware group identifies Ouranos as a victim. The Greece-based organization is described as a membership organization, and the post asserts that attackers exfiltrated sensitive data from its systems. The data categories cited include private and personal confidential information, clients’ documents, budgets, payroll records, IDs, taxes, and other financial information. The page frames the event as a data-leak resulting from a breach—typical of ransomware activity—without an explicit confirmation of encryption on site. A claim URL is referenced on the page, and the victim’s site is noted (defanged) as www[.]Ouranos[.]ca. The post date is 2025-10-31, with an earlier addition noted as 2025-10-28, and the disclosed data volume is not specified (size_gb appears as “??? gb”).

The leak page contains no visual media: there are zero images or screenshots and no downloadable files or external links visible. The body excerpt reiterates the victim’s name and cites the associated site, while the description highlights the sensitive data such as client documents, budgets, payroll, IDs, taxes, and financial information. Taken together, the page presents a data-leak claim tied to a breach, with an undisclosed amount of data and without accompanying media artifacts to corroborate the claim.

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