Ransomware Group: COINBASECARTEL

VICTIM NAME: BW-RF

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

BW-RF is identified as the ransomware leak victim on the page. The available metadata places the incident in Germany and does not provide an industry classification. The post date is September 28, 2025 at 18:15:14 (the dataset records 2025-09-28 18:15:14.751578). No separate compromise date is listed, so the post date is treated as the leak entry date. The page contains no images or downloadable content, and the only explicit text in the body excerpt is the victim’s name; there is no additional context about the attack. The data indicates a claim URL is present on the page, but the exact URL is not visible here. The page’s description reads, “We suggest you contact us asap.”

The available fields do not indicate whether data was encrypted or leaked, nor is any ransom amount disclosed. There are no screenshots, attachments, or media to illustrate the scope, and no industry or data size information is provided. Given the absence of a compromise date in the data, the post date serves as the release timestamp for this entry. Overall, the leak page presents a minimal note for BW-RF with a prompt to contact, and it signals the possibility of a further claim elsewhere, though no downloadable assets or visible content accompany this record. Defenders should watch for future disclosures or additional assets related to BW-RF to establish whether encryption, data leakage, or ransom demands were involved and to gauge potential impact on operations.