[CIPHBIT] – Ransomware Victim: Corneilhan

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On October 20, 2025, a ransomware leak post associated with the victim Corneilhan was published by the threat actor group ciphbit. The victim is listed as being in France, with the industry field marked as Not Found. The post date provided by the data is 2025-10-20 13:41:37.698315; since no compromise date is available, this timestamp is treated as the leak post date. The scraped record contains no explicit claims about encryption, data exfiltration, or a ransom demand, and there is no linked claim URL. Based on the supplied data, the entry confirms only the victim’s name and offers no additional context about the incident.

Metadata indicates that there are no media assets attached to the leak page. The dataset shows zero images or screenshots (images_count: 0) and no downloadable content (downloads_present: false). There are no photos or files, and the annotations for images and links are empty. The body excerpt is empty and the description field reads “[AI generated] N/A”. In short, there is no visible evidence of the data involved or the nature of the impact on Corneilhan within this record.

Because the page provides minimal content, the post does not specify whether data was encrypted or merely leaked, nor does it present any ransom figure. The lack of a compromise date and the absence of media or embedded claims means that the incident remains under-documented in the current dataset. CTI observers should monitor for potential updates or subsequent postings from the same group (ciphbit) to obtain a fuller picture of Corneilhan’s exposure and potential impact.