[DRAGONFORCE] – Ransomware Victim: gardiners solicitors

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Ransomware group:
DRAGONFORCE
Victim name:
GARDINERS SOLICITORS

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

DragonForce, the ransomware group behind the leak, identifies gardiners solicitors as a victim. The firm is described as a small, GB-based solicitor’s practice located in West Kensington near Olympia and was established in 1997 by Paul Gardiner. The firm operates in the Business Services sector, with a focus on property, shared ownership, and employment law, and it notes it also handles private criminal work and can arrange property transactions across the UK. The leak post is dated October 17, 2025, which the dataset treats as the post date since no compromise date is provided. The post does not clearly state whether encryption occurred or if data was exfiltrated, and it does not include any stated ransom amount or demand, leaving the exact impact ambiguous on the page.

The leak page presents no visual content—there are zero screenshots or images associated with the post, and there are no downloads or links listed. The text available focuses on a brief profile of gardiners solicitors and the claim that the firm was breached by the DragonForce group, without naming other companies or providing direct contact information or URLs. The description is in English and centers on the firm’s background and capabilities rather than detailing the specific data involved, so the precise scope of the compromise and potential data types affected remain unspecified.

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