Ransomware Group: SAFEPAY

VICTIM NAME: schliessmeyer[.]de

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On August 26, 2025 at 09:45:45.109404, the leak page associated with the Safepay group references schliessmeyer[.]de as the victim. The entry reads like a public notice rather than a conventional ransom note and includes a claim URL for follow-on actions. The dataset does not show a clearly stated compromise date; the published post date serves as the post date. The page contains no downloadable files, no visible screenshots, and no embedded images in the captured content.

From the excerpted content, schliessmeyer[.]de is described as a German plastics injection-molding operation with a broad service portfolio—from concept and industrial design to mold-making, tool transfer, component manufacturing, and series production. The post highlights in-house engineering, design support, and rapid tooling capabilities, and notes that the company serves industries such as automotive, aerospace, machinery, and medical technology. A revenue figure of about $7.4 million is mentioned. The page provides a claim URL but presents no actual documents or media within the captured excerpt; there are no screenshots or other attachments.

Metadata and scope: The leak centers on schliessmeyer[.]de, with the country field showing Germany (DE) and the industry field not populated. The operation is attributed to the Safepay group, and a claim URL is present for the post. No compromise date is listed beyond the post timestamp, which is treated here as the post date. The absence of images, downloads, or attached files suggests this entry functions primarily as a profile-style leak notice rather than a gallery of leaked material in the available excerpt.