[PLAY] – Ransomware Victim: Wright Tool
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
Wright Tool, a United States–based manufacturer, is listed as a ransomware leak victim on the published leak page. The page’s excerpt references the company with the line “Wright Tool www[.]wrighttool[.]com.” The post date is 2025-11-01, with an earlier addition date of 2025-10-28, and the entry shows 901 views. There is no explicitly stated compromise date in the data, and the post does not clearly indicate whether the impact is encryption or data exfiltration, nor is a ransom amount provided. The leak page includes a defanged onion URL under a field that appears to solicit access (ll_buy_your_access), which is consistent with extortion activity commonly seen on ransomware leak sites. The listing contains no downloads, no images or screenshots, and no additional attachments beyond the onion address, with no PII visible in the excerpt. The victim is identified as operating in the manufacturing sector within the United States.
From a metadata perspective, the entry shows 0 images and 0 downloads, with 0 additional links or attached files. The only substantive reference to Wright Tool on the page is the company name and defanged website domain, while the onion link remains the sole external address noted in association with the post. The public timeline centers on the post date (2025-11-01) and the earlier added date (2025-10-28), with no stated compromise date or ransom figure in the available data. The excerpt contains no non-English content and no other company names, and any personally identifiable information is not presented in the excerpt and would be redacted if present. This suggests a minimal leak-page presentation focused on branding the victim rather than providing a detailed data dump.
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