[AKIRA] – Ransomware Victim: Montage Marketing Services
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
Montage Marketing Services is identified as the victim in a ransomware leak post attributed to the threat actor group “akira.” The United States–based company operates as an outsourced contact center, providing peak-period support and back-office services through its Customer Contact Center, Custom Fulfillment Center, and Administrative Services. The leak page frames the incident as data theft and exfiltration, with attackers claiming they will upload 26 GB of corporate documents. The materials reportedly to be exposed include employee and customer information, contracts and agreements, accounting and financial documents, and HR files. The post date given on the leak page is November 3, 2025; in the absence of a stated compromise date, this post date is treated as the release date. No ransom demand or amount is mentioned on the page.
Regarding visuals, the leak page currently contains no images or screenshots (the metadata indicates zero images). The content is presented in English and describes a data-leak scenario rather than encryption, emphasizing the potential public release of the 26 GB of documents. This post highlights the ongoing risk to a US-based outsourced contact-center provider in the Business Services sector, where employee, customer, contracts, and financial information could be exposed if the data exfiltration progresses.
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