[NOVA] – Ransomware Victim: AV Services Barcelona

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Ransomware Group: NOVA

VICTIM NAME: AV Services Barcelona

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

AV Services Barcelona is depicted as a Barcelona-based audiovisual services provider with more than 15 years in the industry. The company operates in the Barcelona and Madrid markets, offering audiovisual production, hybrid events, streaming, videoconferencing, and equipment rental such as sound systems, LED screens, and lighting. The leak post claims that AV Services Barcelona was compromised by a ransomware operation and that approximately 100 GB of data was exfiltrated. The stolen data is described as including resources, billing information, customer data, plans, commercial data, data pertaining to BCN and factory operations, archives, videos, pictures, and documents, among other items. It also notes a desktop readme with guidance to recover encrypted files and a request to contact the attackers.

Post date: September 25, 2025. The leak page includes 11 image attachments, which appear as document-style thumbnails. The page asserts that some files have been encrypted and that a readme exists with instructions to recover the encrypted data, along with contact information for negotiation. No ransom amount is disclosed on the page. The content aligns with common ransomware extortion patterns, wherein data is exfiltrated and encrypted and attackers use the threat of public exposure or decryption tools to pressure the victim.


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