[EVEREST] – Ransomware Victim: SIAD

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Ransomware group:
EVEREST
Victim name:
SIAD

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

SIAD is an Italy-based manufacturing group described on the leak page as operating in the production and sale of industrial and medical gases, along with engineering, healthcare, and training services. The page provides an AI-generated company description that highlights a broad gas portfolio (including oxygen, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen) as well as medical gases, gas equipment, and systems for gas production and treatment. The post presents the incident as a ransomware-related data-leak event, implying that sensitive corporate information has been exfiltrated. A post date is shown as 2025-11-10 22:19:17.560220, and no compromise date is provided, so this timestamp is treated as the post date for the leak entry. The page indicates the presence of a claim URL, suggesting the attackers have a public-facing disclosure. Two image assets are included with the post, described only in general terms as images or screenshots, without content details. There are no downloads or additional external links listed beyond the claim URL.

The leak entry clearly reflects a data-leak posture rather than a pure encryption event, with no ransom amount disclosed in the available data. The page includes two image assets, which likely serve as visual evidence or previews of internal documents, though the exact contents are not described. Notably, the image assets appear to be hosted on a Tor hidden service, consistent with many ransomware leak sites. The post preserves the victim name SIAD while omitting other company names from the description. No personal data or contact information is present in the excerpt, and the description on the page is AI-generated to provide a standardized context for the disclosed information. Overall, the entry aligns with common ransomware leak post patterns aimed at publicizing exfiltration and pressuring disclosure without detailing a specific ransom figure.

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