Ransomware Group: SHINYHUNTERS

VICTIM NAME: S&P Global (spglobal[.]com)

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

Post date: October 5, 2025. The leak page is attributed to the ShinyHunters group and lists S&P Global (spglobal[.]com) as the victim, a US-based financial services firm. The page provides a general AI-generated description of the victim’s business profile but does not specify a compromise date. In the absence of a dedicated compromise date, the post date is used as the reference for this entry. The page includes a claim URL; while the public data does not show any explicit data samples or a ransom figure, the presence of a claim link is consistent with extortion-focused leak sites.

Visual content on the leak page is minimal: metadata indicates there are no screenshots or images, and there are no downloadable files or documents visible in the provided data. As a result, there is no verifiable material on what data, if any, was exfiltrated or encrypted. The victim is presented as S&P Global, with other company names mentioned in the surrounding text being outside the scope of this summary. The entry places S&P Global in the Financial Services sector and in the United States, with the post date serving as the temporal reference for this leak post.

In summary, the leak entry identifies S&P Global as the victim and attributes the disclosure to the ShinyHunters group, dated October 5, 2025. The post does not provide a stated ransom amount, nor any concrete evidence of encryption or data leakage in the publicly available metadata. The absence of downloaded content or images suggests that the public-facing portion of the page conveys limited material for independent verification from this dataset.