Daixin Ransomware Victim: Hit Promotional Products (US)

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More information on the DAIXIN TEAM can be found here on the CISA website:
#StopRansomware: Daixin Team | CISA

Victim Name	Hit Promotional Products (US)
AI-Generated Description	Hit Promotional Products is a family-owned business that has been a leader in the promotional product industry for many years. They prioritize building real relationships with their customers and strive to provide high-quality products and services.
AI-Generated Additional Information	Based on the leaked post description, it appears that sensitive data of all clients, including databases dump, has been compromised. The specific nature of the data and its extent are unclear, but it is important to note that such information can potentially put individuals’ privacy at risk. It is essential for organizations handling sensitive data to have robust security measures in place to prevent unauthorized access and protect their clients’ information. It is also crucial to inform those whose data may have been affected by this breach and provide them with guidance on how to protect themselves from potential consequences. Organizations should take prompt action to address the issue, investigate the cause of the breach, and implement measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Victim Website (if available)	hXXps://www[.]hitpromo[.]net

All descriptions are generated by a Large Language Model (LM) and are automatically generated based on the content of the leaked post descriptions. It is designed to automatically redact sensitive information, however, if this fails for some reason, please do get in contact and let me know to fix it manually.

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