[RANSOMHOUSE] – Ransomware Victim: Polidano Group

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Ransomware group:
RANSOMHOUSE
Victim name:
POLIDANO GROUP

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

Polidano Group, a Malta-based construction company, is listed as a victim on a Ransomhouse leak page. The post is dated October 30, 2025, which appears to be the publish date; no explicit compromise date is provided in the available data. The leak entry shows minimal visible content: a body excerpt that reads ‘Loading… Status: Share Contact us,’ indicating the page content did not render fully in the scraped capture. There are no screenshots, images, or downloadable files associated with the page in the metadata (the counts for images and downloads are zero). The entry notes the presence of a claim URL on the page, suggesting there may be a ransom-note or contact method linked, but the dataset does not disclose any ransom amount or whether data was encrypted or simply leaked. The page is labeled with ©Ransomhouse, identifying the threat actor group behind the disclosure.

Industry: Construction; Country: Malta; Based on the available fields, the post does not explicitly state the impact as ‘Encrypted’ or ‘Data leak.’ The key date recorded is the post date (2025-10-30); there is no separate compromise date provided. The absence of images or downloads and the placeholder ‘Loading…’ text imply that the leak page’s substantive content is not visible in the scraped data. While a claim URL is indicated as present, the exact details or figures of any ransom demand are not included in this record. As with many such postings, monitoring for updates to the page could yield additional information about the scope of the incident and any monetary demands.

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