[INCRANSOM] – Ransomware Victim: aa-llp[.]com (aa[.]law)
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
aa-llp.com (aa.law) is identified as the victim in a leak post attributed to the incransom group. The leak page’s description states that all criminal cases, clients’ personal documents, medical records, and all confidential files were stolen from aa-llp.com (aa.law). The post is dated 2025-10-31 19:24:00; in the absence of a separate compromise date, this timestamp should be treated as the post date. The leak page includes a claim URL, indicating the attackers provide a link for ransom-related negotiations, though no ransom amount is disclosed in the provided content. The page contains no screenshots or images and does not offer any downloadable content or external links beyond the claim URL.
Post date context: Since no compromise date is provided, the post date of 2025-10-31 19:24:00 should be treated as the publication date. The content describes a data exfiltration event affecting aa-llp.com (aa.law), a US-based entity, with sensitive materials including criminal-case records, clients’ personal documents, medical records, and other confidential files reportedly stolen. The page shows no screenshots, no images, and no downloadable files; the only external reference is the claim URL. No ransom figure is disclosed in the available content, and the post is attributed to the incransom group, consistent with ransomware data-leak narratives observed in the threat landscape.
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