[BRAINCIPHER] – Ransomware Victim: fsbgroup[.]ca
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On 2025-10-29 21:37:33.219114, fsbgroup.ca, a Canadian Financial Services entity, is identified as the victim on a leak page attributed to the BrainCipher ransomware group. The post names BrainCipher as the actor and frames the incident as a data-leak event rather than a straightforward encryption. It indicates that a download of stolen data will be available in the future, accompanied by a countdown-style line reading “Download available in: 16:13:58:52” and the note “Coming soon.” The attackers instruct replies to come from the victim’s corporate email and provide a defanged contact address: brain[.]dataleak[ at ]cyberfear[.]com. The page also references a claim URL, suggesting a linked data-leak claim as part of the campaign, consistent with double-extortion patterns in ransomware incidents.
The page shows no visible images or screenshots (images_count: 0) and contains no explicit ransom figure or encryption status in the provided excerpt. The post date listed above should be treated as the post date, since no separate compromise date is available beyond the published entry. A private-channel outreach instruction appears in the text, inviting corrections if the post was published in error and directing communications to originate from corporate mail to be invited to a private chat. The included contact is defanged to redact PII, while the victim name fsbgroup.ca remains the reference identifier for this entry.
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