Ransomware Group: BEAST

VICTIM NAME: Barbas Nunez Sanders Butler & Hovsepian

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On August 8, 2025, a leak post attributed to the BEAST ransomware group named Barbas Nunez Sanders Butler & Hovsepian as a victim. The firm is described in the leak description as a US-based law practice located in Tampa, Florida, with a focus on workers’ compensation, personal injury, and social security disability claims, and with a long-standing service footprint in the Tampa Bay area. The metadata provided does not specify an industry category for the victim, and there is no explicit indication in the data about whether the incident involved encryption, a data leak, or another form of compromise. The post date is the date indicated by the key_date field (2025-08-08); since no compromise date is given, this should be treated as the post date.

The page metadata shows no explicit mention of industry classification or impact type (e.g., Encrypted or Data leak). There is no detail in the scraped content about the extent of exposure, the type of data involved, or any ransom figure. The page does indicate the presence of a claim URL, but there are no visible media attachments or documents associated with the post. In this dataset, the body excerpt reads “card not found,” which suggests that the substantive body content of the leak page was not captured or is inaccessible in the scrape. The leak page, therefore, presents a minimal set of details beyond naming the victim and the posting date.

Overall, the leak entry is a sparse listing that identifies Barbas Nunez Sanders Butler & Hovsepian as a victim of a ransomware incident and provides a post date of August 8, 2025. No industry category, no explicit impact description, and no ransom amount are present in the available data, and there are no screenshots, downloadable files, or external links shown in the scrape aside from the noted claim URL indicator. The metadata corroborates that a claim URL exists on the page, aligning with common ransomware leak pages that offer a link for follow-up or verification, though the actual URL is not displayed in this summary.