Ransomware Group: D4RK4RMY

VICTIM NAME: THE MILLENNIUM GROUP

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On August 16, 2025, a leak page published by the ransomware actor alias D4RK4RMY identifies The Millennium Group as a victim. The post presents the incident as a data-leak event rather than a purely encrypted breach and provides a claim URL for interaction with the attackers. The Millennium Group is described as a global provider of document management and workplace services with more than 40 years in operation, and the page notes the company’sMBE and WBE certifications as part of its business profile. The leak page references the victim’s public-facing domain tmgofficeservices[.]com to contextualize the company’s footprint, while the excerpt itself does not disclose additional identifying details. Two images are attached to the page, described as screenshots or internal documents, though their exact contents are not detailed in the available excerpt. The post identifies the attackers by the alias D4RK4RMY.

Date-related details in the dataset show a key timestamp of 2025-08-16 08:19:56.581162. In the absence of a separate compromise date, this timestamp is treated as the post date for the leak page. The entry provides no stated data volume (size_gb) or ransom amount; there is no explicit mention of a monetary demand in the excerpt. The page does indicate a claim URL, suggesting a potential contact method for negotiation or data release, and confirms two visual attachments on the leak page. The industry field for the victim is not provided in the data. The overall excerpt remains in English and contains two attached images, which appear to be screenshots or internal documents related to the incident, without further content details.