[WARLOCK] – Ransomware Victim: energogroup[.]net

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Ransomware group:
WARLOCK
Victim name:
ENERGOGROUP[.]NET

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On November 1, 2025, energogroup.net, a Russian energy sector organization, appeared on a ransomware leak page as a victim associated with the Warlock group. The entry identifies energogroup.net as the victim and places it within the Energy industry; the country RU is shown. The leak page provides no descriptive details about the attack—the description field indicates “No description provided.” There is no stated compromise date; in this dataset, the post date is used as the publication date (November 1, 2025). The listing contains no visual material or downloadable content: there are zero screenshots or images, and no links or files are provided. The data also shows no ransom amount, no data volume, and no explicit claim of encryption or data leakage on the page.

Because the available data record shows no image attachments, no documents, and no explicit claims beyond a victim name and a post date, the leak page offers minimal information beyond the attribution to energogroup.net and its sector. In the absence of a stated impact or ransom details, and with no witness of visible evidence such as screenshots, the exact nature and scope of the incident remain unclear from the provided data. Readers should interpret this as a bare listing within the leak site ecosystem rather than a detailed breach notice.

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