Ransomware Group: CHAOS

VICTIM NAME: AutohausMalin

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On October 7, 2025, a ransomware leak post referencing AutohausMalin was published by the Chaos group. The victim is described on the page as a longstanding automotive retailer with decades of experience and a focus on reliability and customer service. The structured metadata marks the industry as Not Found, while the narrative provides a generic background of the business. A claim URL is indicated on the leak page, suggesting the attackers offer some form of ransom-related information, but the captured data does not specify a compromise date, any ransom amount, or whether data was encrypted or exfiltrated. The page contains no visible screenshots or downloadable materials.

From the metadata, there are no images or attachments associated with the post (images count is zero and downloads are not present). The body excerpt is empty, and no additional media items are referenced in the supplied data. Since no explicit compromise date is provided, the post date is treated as the publication date for this entry. The victim name AutohausMalin is retained in this summary, while other company names mentioned in the page’s text are not referenced here. The post is linked to the Chaos group, and the country metadata lists Germany (DE).