[PLAY] – Ransomware Victim: Sylvester Roofing
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 31, 2025, Sylvester Roofing, a US-based construction firm active in commercial and residential projects, is identified as a ransomware victim on a leak page. The post frames the incident as a data-leak event rather than a traditional encryption incident, claiming that private and confidential information belonging to the company and its clients has been exfiltrated. Cited data categories include client documents, budgets, payroll records, identification details, tax information, and other financial data. The page notes the existence of a claim URL, implying that the attackers intend to publish or provide access to the stolen data. Media content on the page is limited, with no screenshots or images reported. The leak page shows 112 views, indicating some public exposure. The body excerpt contains the victim’s name and a defanged reference to the company site: Sylvester Roofing www[.]sylvesterroofing[.]com.
Post-date context and data details: The post is dated October 31, 2025 (publication date), with an added timestamp of October 28, 2025. There is no explicit compromise date provided on the page; thus the post date is treated as the public posting date. The victim operates in the Construction industry in the United States. The post does not specify a ransom amount, and there is no direct mention of encryption in the excerpt. The volume of stolen data is not disclosed; the size fields indicate unknown data volume (marked as ??? gb). A claim URL is indicated as present, but direct links are omitted in this summary to protect privacy. The page shows no images or attachments beyond the claim link, and the data categories described include client documents, budgets, payroll, IDs, taxes, and financial information, underscoring the risk to both clients and internal records. Personal data such as emails or addresses has been redacted, and direct URLs are defanged to minimize exposure.
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