[CLOP] – Ransomware Victim: HRSD[.]COM
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
HRSD.COM (Hampton Roads Sanitation District), a municipal wastewater-treatment authority serving Virginia, is identified as a ransomware victim in a leak post attributed to the CLOP group. The post is dated 2025-10-27 11:28:32.049038, which in the absence of a stated compromise date should be treated as the post date. The leak page presents a queue message indicating visitors have been placed in a queue and should not refresh, with an automatic redirect planned. There are no visible screenshots or downloadable materials on the page, and a claim URL is indicated as present, suggesting the attackers provide a link to additional information or a ransom note, though the excerpt does not disclose any ransom amount. The description field offers a generic AI-generated overview of HRSD.COM, describing its role as a municipal entity focused on wastewater treatment and public health, without attack-specific details.
Regarding the attack specifics, the available data do not specify whether the incident involved encryption, data exfiltration, or a data leak; the impact field is empty and no compromise date is provided beyond the post date. The page content appears minimal, featuring a queue notice rather than exposed documents or media, with no ransom figure stated in the excerpt. The presence of a CLOP label and a claim URL aligns with CLOP’s typical posturing, but the lack of explicit impact details or sample data means the current entry cannot confirm the exact nature of the breach. This entry underscores the ongoing risk ransomware poses to municipal infrastructure and highlights the need to monitor for subsequent disclosures or indicators of compromise as more information becomes available.
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