[PLAY] – Ransomware Victim: BMP Worldwide
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 19, 2025, a leak post on a ransomware operation’s site identifies BMP Worldwide as a victim of a data-leak incident. BMP Worldwide is described as a global company that specializes in the manufacture and conversion of technical non-woven textiles, engineered polyurethane elastomers, mechanical components, and sub-systems for use in a diverse range of industrial equipment. The post states that private and personal confidential data, client documents, budgets, payroll, accounting, taxes, IDs, and financial information were compromised or exfiltrated, consistent with the data-leak/driven extortion pattern seen in many ransomware operations. The entry notes an added date of 2025-10-16 and a publication date of 2025-10-19; in the absence of a publicly disclosed compromise date, the post date is treated as the incident date for this summary. The leak page references BMP Worldwide’s site in defanged form as www[.]bmpworldwide[[.]]com, and it indicates a claim URL is present on the page, though no ransom figure is shown in the accessible fields. The page contains no visible screenshots or images.
The metadata indicates the industry field is Not Found and the incident location is the United States. There is no disclosed data volume, with the size field showing “??? gb,” and the page shows zero images or downloadable files. The absence of explicit screenshots and the lack of a stated ransom demand limit the detail available from this entry, though the described content clearly signals a ransomware-linked data-leak scenario involving confidential information tied to clients and internal financial records. The combination of a claim URL on the page and the stated data categories suggests an extortion-focused post, but further corroboration would be needed to determine whether data will be released publicly or used in negotiations.
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