[PLAY] – Ransomware Victim: Kwik Mix Materials

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Ransomware group:
PLAY
Victim name:
KWIK MIX MATERIALS

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On November 14, 2025, Kwik Mix Materials, a Canadian manufacturing firm in the Building Materials sector, is identified as a victim on a ransomware leak page. The post asserts that private and personal confidential data—including client documents, budgets, payroll records, identifiers, taxes, and financial information—has been exfiltrated from the organization’s networks. It frames the incident as a data-leak event rather than a full encryption of systems and notes the presence of a claim URL on the page. The post date is 2025-11-14, and the page shows 73 views. A defanged reference to the victim’s site appears in the excerpt as kwikmix[.]com, and the page classifies the business under Building Materials.

The leak page provides limited evidence: there are no screenshots or images (image count is 0) and no downloads or attachments indicated. The reported data volume is not disclosed; placeholders such as “??? gb” appear in the metadata, so the exact amount of exfiltrated data is not specified. There is no explicit compromise date beyond the post date. No other company names are referenced in the leak text beyond the victim’s own name, and no ransom amount is stated on the page. Overall, the post portrays a data-leak scenario involving sensitive financial and client information, consistent with ransomware-linked data exfiltration activities.

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