[COINBASECARTEL] – Ransomware Victim: Desjardin Bank / Group

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Ransomware group:
COINBASECARTEL
Victim name:
DESJARDIN BANK / GROUP

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On the leak page dated 2025-10-17 20:17:09.607373, the victim is identified as Desjardin Bank / Group, a Canada‑based financial services organization. The post frames the incident as a ransomware event affecting the victim’s network. The brief description states “They did not want to pay,” which implies the victim reportedly refused to meet the ransom demand. No explicit compromise date is provided—the post date serves as the leak date. The page includes a claim URL, suggesting a link for ransom-related proof or negotiations, but no ransom amount or encryption specifics are disclosed in the available data. There are no screenshots, images, or downloadable files attached to the leak page.

Industry: Financial Services; Country: Canada. The leak does not clearly specify whether encryption, data exfiltration, or both occurred, as the accessible content focuses on the ransom exchange rather than technical details. The only explicit contextual cue is the remark about the victim not paying, indicating a ransom dispute rather than a clearly stated impact. There is no disclosed data size, no list of stolen data types, and no public ransom figure in the provided data. The leak page notes a claim URL, but there are no visible attachments or media; overall, the page reads as a minimal ransom post that preserves the victim name for reference.

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