[WORLDLEAKS] – Ransomware Victim: Summit Hotel Properties

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Ransomware group:
WORLDLEAKS
Victim name:
SUMMIT HOTEL PROPERTIES

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On 2025-10-24 15:07:17.000000, a leak post associated with the WorldLeaks group publicly identifies Summit Hotel Properties as a victim of a ransomware incident. The page includes an [AI generated] description of Summit Hotel Properties, describing it as an American real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on owning premium-branded hotels across the United States, with a portfolio spanning business, airport, convention, and suburban locations. The post does not explicitly state whether the attack caused encryption or a data leak, and there is no ransom amount provided. A claim URL is indicated on the leak page, but the dataset contains no visible screenshots or internal images, and there are no downloads listed (images_count is 0; downloads_present is false). The page’s content relies on a textual profile rather than a data dump of documents.

From a threat intelligence perspective, the metadata shows this entry is a WorldLeaks post about Summit Hotel Properties, with no compromise date disclosed; therefore, the provided timestamp should be treated as the post date. No explicit impact or ransom figure is provided in the listing, and there are no attached screenshots to corroborate any exfiltration or encryption activity. The only explicit identifier is the victim’s name; other company names mentioned in the surrounding text are not the focus of this report. The presence of a claim URL (defanged in reporting) suggests additional material may be accessible beyond the current entry, but no further content is included in this dataset. Given the absence of screenshots, data samples, or file downloads, this entry appears to be an initial leak notification, warranting monitoring for updates or corroborating disclosures from the actor or related sources.

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