[INCRANSOM] – Ransomware Victim: prutsch-ra[.]at
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On November 6, 2025, the ransomware leak post for the victim prutsch-ra.at presents a data-leak scenario associated with a breach in the victim’s network. The page, attributed to the group incransom, claims that a sizeable set of sensitive data has been exfiltrated. The data categories described include legal and tax records, employee and client documents, internal projects and developments, and personal correspondence with clients. The leak page does not disclose the victim’s industry, and the date shown on the page is treated as the post date (November 6, 2025, at 12:00). Although the page mentions a claim URL, the provided data does not specify any ransom amount. The page contains no screenshots or images, and there are no downloadable assets listed in the excerpt.
From a threat-intelligence perspective, the post signals a data-leak operation rather than a clear encryption-focused claim within the supplied content. The variety of data described—spanning financial and legal records, personnel and client information, and internal project materials with personal client correspondence—indicates substantial privacy, regulatory, and reputational risks for the victim and its clients. The leak page includes a reference to a claim link, but there are no visible images, downloads, or other attachments in the available record. The temporal anchor remains the post date of November 6, 2025 (12:00), and the leak is associated with the group incransom.
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