[THEGENTLEMEN] – Ransomware Victim: St Stephen’s International
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
St Stephen’s International, a Thailand-based educational institution with Bangkok and Khao Yai campuses, is identified as the victim in a ransomware leak post attributed to the threat actor group thegentlemen. The post frames the incident as a data-leak event and claims that data has been exfiltrated from the victim’s network, aligning with double-extortion patterns common in modern ransomware campaigns. The post date in the leak metadata is 2025-11-04 14:35:27.000000, and no separate compromise date is listed beyond the post date. The leak entry notes two accompanying images and a claim URL, though the available data does not disclose any ransom amount or payment terms.
The leak page includes two images with alt text indicating a reference to “Gentlemen” and a “QR-code.” The images are described only in general terms, and no direct image URLs are provided in this summary. There are no downloads listed on the page, and no ransom figure is disclosed in the available data. In summary, the post centers on St Stephen’s International as the victim in the education sector in Thailand and features standard leak-page elements (images and a claim URL) without revealing a specific ransom amount.
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