Ransomware Group: SAFEPAY

VICTIM NAME: schapmann

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

The ransomware leak page has been associated with the victim identified as “schapmann.” The attack occurred on May 6, 2025, with the discovery of the incident shortly after, on the same day. The page indicates that sensitive or compromised data has been leaked, although specific details about the nature of the data are not provided. The organization affected appears to be involved in activities classified as “Not Found,” suggesting limited publicly available information about the victim’s industry or operations.

The page includes a screenshot showing incomplete or internal graphics, which may depict leaked information or internal documents. Additionally, it provides a claim URL that could be used to access further details or confirm the leak, hosted on a dark web onion website. The victim does not appear to have disclosed explicit PII, but the leak suggests that data related to the entity has been compromised. The incident was attributed to a group known as “safepay.” No specific data types or leak sizes are detailed, but the presence of a claim link indicates potential evidence of a data breach or extortion attempt.