[LYNX] – Ransomware Victim: www[.]cbsaust[.]org[.]au

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On October 10, 2025, the leak post from the Lynx ransomware group identifies www.cbsaust.org.au as a victim. The victim is described as an education-sector, not-for-profit organization in Australia that provides aged care and disability services, with a focus on helping clients live independently and participate in the community. The page lists services such as home care packages, disability support, social activities, and home maintenance, framed as part of the organization’s mission to improve clients’ quality of life. The post date (2025-10-10 12:00:43.112000) is treated as the publication date for the leak. The metadata does not clearly indicate whether the attack encrypted systems or simply leaked data, and there is no ransom amount disclosed. A claim URL is indicated on the page (defanged in this summary), but the actual address is not provided. The leak shows no media attachments—images_count and downloads_present are both 0—so the page appears text-only in the available data.

From the metadata, the post is attributed to the Lynx group, and the victim’s country is Australia with the industry category of Education. There is no explicit compromise date beyond the post date, and no data-volume figures or explicit encryption claims are present in the supplied data. The page’s content focuses on describing the victim’s services and mission rather than detailing technical breach indicators. A defanged claim URL suggests the attackers intend to substantiate their claim, though the URL itself is not shown here. The lack of images or attachments, together with the absence of a disclosed ransom amount, indicates that the publicly visible artifacts on the leak page are limited to textual information about the victim and a verification link.