[AKIRA] – Ransomware Victim: Econo-Pak
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 30, 2025, Econo-Pak, a Germany-based manufacturing company described as a food packaging expert, is listed on a ransomware leak page as a victim of the Akira group. The page frames the incident as a data-leak event rather than a traditional encryption attack, stating that the attackers intend to upload the company’s data. The leak entry describes Econo-Pak as serving growing companies and Fortune 500 clients by packaging food products at fixed prices. It emphasizes that the data to be released will include financial records (audits, payment details, invoices) and detailed personnel and customer information (including emails and phone numbers) along with other documents containing personal information. The post date for this entry is 2025-10-30, and there is no ransom figure or explicit demand described in the available material.
The accompanying metadata indicates there are no screenshots or images on the page, and there are no downloads or external links attached to the post. This lack of visible media means the claim rests on textual descriptions of data to be uploaded rather than publicly visible samples. The leak explicitly references potential exposure of employees’ and customers’ personal information, though such data would be redacted in public view. There is no stated ransom amount in the provided data, reinforcing a data-leak framing rather than an encryption scenario. The victim at issue remains Econo-Pak, the post date is 2025-10-30, and the threat actor is identified as Akira.
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