[SINOBI] – Ransomware Victim: CapitalPlus Exchange
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
CapitalPlus Exchange (CapPlus) is identified as the ransomware leak victim in the post attributed to the Sinobi group. The company operates in the Financial Services sector in Malaysia. CapPlus describes itself as supporting financial institutions in emerging economies by enhancing strategic and operational capacity, offering training and innovative financing solutions for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Programs such as the Education Markets Impact Initiative (EMII) and FIRST+ are cited as part of CapPlus’ mission to unlock education finance markets, catalyze job creation in sectors like agriculture, and expand access to finance for underserved demographics, including women and youth. The leak post identifies CapPlus as the victim of the attack, with a publication date shown as November 9, 2025. The dataset does not provide a separate compromise date; the post date is treated as the publication date.
Regarding the post’s content, the available data do not specify whether encryption or data exfiltration occurred, and no ransom figure is provided. The impact field is empty, and there is no detail about the types or amounts of data possibly affected. A claim URL appears to be present on the leak page, indicating the attackers reference a note or claim, though the dataset does not include its text. Visually, the leak entry contains no images or screenshots—the records show zero images. Overall, the entry appears minimal and attribution-focused, with no visible leaked documents or disclosed ransom amount in the provided record.
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