[NIGHTSPIRE] – Ransomware Victim: Brihta
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On November 6, 2025, the leak post identifies Brihta as a ransomware victim, with the listing attributed to the Nightspire group. The accompanying metadata shows Brihta’s industry as Not Found and provides no additional contextual details about sector, location, or business profile. The post date is the timestamp 2025-11-06 09:40:01.159473, and there is no separate compromise date provided in the data, so this timestamp should be treated as the post date. The page does not present a ransom demand, data volume, or downloadable content; downloads_present is false, images_count is 0, link_count is 0, and claim_url_present is false, with the body excerpt left empty. In short, Brihta is named as a victim on this leak post, but the entry offers minimal substantive detail beyond that identification.
The leak page contains no images or screenshots, as image assets are not present (images_count is 0). There are no attachments, photos, or files referenced (downloads_present is false; claim_url_present is false; link_count is 0). There is no information about encryption status, data exfiltration, or ransom figures, and no visible text beyond the victim name in the provided description. Because the only clearly stated data point is the victim name Brihta, other company names are not included in this summary. Given the paucity of information, additional corroboration from other threat intelligence sources would be required to determine the incident’s scope, impact, and any potential remediation considerations.
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