[PEAR] – Ransomware Victim: Riddell Law Group
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 15, 2025, the leak page associated with Riddell Law Group indicates a ransomware-related intrusion. The firm is described as a U.S.-based practice focusing on Real Estate Law, Title Insurance, Probate Estate Planning, Bankruptcy, and Foreclosures/Short Sales. The post frames the incident as a data leak rather than encryption and claims that roughly 1.7 TB of data were exfiltrated from the organization’s network. The entry is labeled “ANNOUNCED” and references a defanged site rlglawfirm[.]com. An email contact is listed on the page, but in this synthesis the address is redacted to protect PII. The leak page enumerates the data categories allegedly accessed, and there is no explicit ransom amount shown.
The leak description indicates a dataset that includes financials, human resources information, data from partners and vendors, client privileged and confidential data, PII and PHI records, police reports and court files, exhibits and evidences, and mailboxes and email correspondence. The volume is described as 1.7 TB, and the page lists the firm’s revenue as $5.9 million. The post date is October 15, 2025; in the absence of a separate compromise date in the metadata, this publication date is used. No screenshots or images accompany the page, and no ransom figure is disclosed in the excerpt. External references are defanged to avoid direct linking to the victim’s live site.
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