[COINBASECARTEL] – Ransomware Victim: ChampionX

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Ransomware group:
COINBASECARTEL
Victim name:
CHAMPIONX

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

ChampionX, headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, is described on the leak page as a global leader in chemistry solutions and highly engineered equipment and technologies that help companies drill for and produce oil and gas safely and efficiently around the world. The page frames ChampionX as a ransomware victim within the energy sector, and the post is dated 2025-10-15 14:13:15.478042, which serves as the post date for this leak entry. The available excerpt does not disclose a specific compromise date beyond the post date, nor does it clearly state whether encryption of systems or a data leak occurred as a result of the attack. A claim URL is indicated on the leak page, suggesting the attackers have posted a formal claim or proof of breach, though the actual link is not shown in this reproduction. There are no visible images or screenshots on the leak page, and no downloadable content is listed in the provided data. The content centers on presenting ChampionX’s corporate profile rather than enumerating stolen data, and a defanged reference to ChampionX’s web presence appears in the text: hxxp://ChampionX[.]com.

Given the lack of explicit breach details in the excerpt, analysts should treat this entry as an initial disclosure and monitor for updates that clarify the attack’s scope, the data impacted, and any ransom demand. The victim’s name remains ChampionX, and the post situates the incident in the energy sector; no compromise date, encryption status, or data types are confirmed in the current record. The absence of images, attachments, or data dumps means there is no visible artifact to analyze beyond the corporate description. The presence of a claim URL will require corroboration from the attackers’ posted claim; defenders should cross-check with other threat intelligence sources and look for updates to the leak page or related feeds for additional context.

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