[PLAY] – Ransomware Victim: Professional’s Choice Sports
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On 2025-11-01, a ransomware leak post identifies Professional’s Choice Sports as a victim. The listing notes the company is based in the United States, though the industry field is not specified. The leak excerpt references the victim’s site at profchoice[.]com. A defanged onion address is present in a label associated with “ll_buy_your_access,” suggesting the post includes a claim URL intended for access negotiation or data monetization. No screenshots or internal documents are attached to the page, and there are no visible images. The post date is 2025-11-01, with the listing having been added to the leak site on 2025-10-28. The available data does not explicitly state whether the impact was encryption or a data leak, nor does it disclose a ransom amount.
The metadata shows the listing has 901 views, and the page contains no additional files or images beyond the brief excerpt. The presence of a defanged onion address linked to a ransom-related claim URL aligns with common ransomware leak-site behavior, but the excerpt provides limited detail about the scope of the incident or any demanded sum. Given the minimal content, corroboration with other threat intelligence sources is advisable to determine whether Professional’s Choice Sports experienced encryption, data exfiltration, or both, and whether any ransom negotiation or payment has been attempted or required.
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