[WORLDLEAKS] – Ransomware Victim: Lidera Network

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Ransomware group:
WORLDLEAKS
Victim name:
LIDERA NETWORK

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

The WorldLeaks group published a ransomware leak post about Lidera Network, a Madrid-based technology company that distributes IT solutions. The company profile notes a focus on security, virtualization, networking, and data center operations, and states that Lidera Network provides technical solutions, sales support, and training services through a broad channel network across multiple sectors. The page identifies Lidera Network as the victim within the Technology industry. The post date provided is 2025-11-01 09:07:57.000000, and in the absence of a specified compromise date this timestamp is treated as the post date. The page does not clearly state whether the incident involved encryption or a data leak, as the impact field is not populated and no ransom amount is disclosed. A claim URL is indicated as present on the leak page, though the actual link is not reproduced here. There are no downloads or screenshots/images on the page (the page shows zero images).

From the data, Lidera Network is described as based in Madrid, Spain, operating in the Technology sector. The post is attributed to the WorldLeaks group. The page provides no visible data samples, attachments, or screenshots, and there is no stated compromise window beyond the post date. No ransom figure is disclosed in the dataset. The absence of downloadable content and visual evidence limits what can be verified about the data involved. Observers should monitor for any future disclosures from WorldLeaks that might clarify whether encryption or data leakage occurred and whether any monetary demands were issued, while redacting any contact details if they appear elsewhere on the leak page.

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