Ransomware Group: MEDUSA

VICTIM NAME: Future Generali

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

Future Generali India is identified as the victim in the leak page. The page’s metadata associates the operation with the Medusa group. The post, dated September 27, 2025 at 18:19:10, asserts that attackers exfiltrated 386.8 GB of Future Generali India’s data. The leak’s description presents a broad view of the victim’s operations in the financial services sector, noting offerings in life and general insurance and a workforce of about 4,068 employees. The headquarters location is mentioned but the exact address has been redacted in this summary. A claim URL is indicated on the page, suggesting the attackers provide access to the stolen data via a link, though the link itself is not shown here. The leak page contains no visible screenshots or images (the page records zero images) and lists no downloadable content. The visible excerpt includes a CAPTCHA prompt, indicating the leaked material is gated behind human verification.

The event is described as a data leakage incident rather than an encryption event, with no ransom amount specified in the available data. The metadata does not reveal any monetary demand, and there are no images, internal documents, or other media displayed on the page beyond the stated data volume. No direct contact details are provided, and the address remains redacted. The content highlights the ongoing risk ransomware poses to insurers and financial services firms, particularly given the purported exposure of hundreds of gigabytes of data, even in the absence of visible illustrations or documents on the leak page.