[CIPHBIT] – Ransomware Victim: Peppermint Properties
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On 2025-10-20 13:42:05.197451, a leak post attributed to the ransomware group ciphbit concerns Peppermint Properties, identified as a victim. The victim is described in a UK context as a real estate and property management firm, with a generic, AI-generated narrative outlining activities such as property renting, buying and selling, property investment, residential letting, consulting, refurbishing properties, and ongoing maintenance and safety compliance. The metadata notes the country (United Kingdom) and keeps the victim name as Peppermint Properties, while the industry field is listed as Not Found. Importantly, the post date in the metadata is treated as the leak’s publish date since no separate compromise date is provided.
There is no explicit evidence in the provided data of encryption, data exfiltration, or a ransom demand within the leak content. The page shows no attachments or visible artifacts: the dataset indicates zero images or screenshots (images_count is 0), no downloadable files (downloads_present is false), and no claim URL (claim_url_present is false). The only time marker available is the key_date, which is treated here as the post date. In sum, the leak entry presents Peppermint Properties as a victim with a broad, generic company description and does not provide details about the breach contents, impact, or any associated ransom figures.
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