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[INSOMNIA] – Ransomware Victim: Massey, Stotser & Nichols

Redpacketsecurity •admin • September 14, 2026

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 14, 2026, the ransomware group identified as Insomnia listed Massey, Stotser & Nichols in a leak-site post. Because no separate compromise date is available, September 14, 2026, is treated as the post date. Massey, Stotser & Nichols is a United States professional-services organization and law firm based in Birmingham, Alabama, providing services related to real estate, family law, and civil and corporate litigation. The post describes the firm as serving businesses, individuals, and Fortune 500 clients. The available record does not specify whether Massey, Stotser & Nichols experienced system encryption, data theft, or another form of impact. It also does not provide a ransom demand, stolen-data volume, download information, or details the allegedly affected records. No screenshots or other images are included with the post, and no supporting files are identified. Accordingly, the listing documents an alleged victim claim by Insomnia but provides insufficient information to assess the scope or consequences of the reported incident.

The available record does not specify whether Massey, Stotser & Nichols experienced system encryption, data theft, or another form of impact. It also does not provide a ransom demand, stolen-data volume, download information, or details the allegedly affected records. No screenshots or other images are included with the post, and no supporting files are identified. Accordingly, the listing documents an alleged victim claim by Insomnia but provides insufficient information to assess the scope or consequences of the reported incident.

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This article is one source in a clustered incident — the cluster page carries the summary, timeline and every other outlet covering it.

Multiple Ransomware Attacks Reported on September 14, 2026 On September 14, 2026, several organizations were reported as victims of ransomware attacks by various groups, including Insomnia, LockBit 5.0, and Chaos. Massey, Stotser & Nichols, a law firm in Alabama, was listed by Insomnia without details on the nature of the attack. LockBit 5.0 claimed httoy.fi, an accounting firm in Finland, as a victim, but provided no specifics on the attack's impact. Chaos identified glasfloss.com, a manufacturing company, claiming a data theft of approximately 402 GB of sensitive records. Other victims included Cerámicas Kantu, a Peruvian tile manufacturer, and multiple entities listed by LockBit 5.0, including a government organization in Italy and a technology firm in Taiwan. All reports indicate a lack of detailed information regarding ransom demands, specific data compromised, or operational impacts, leaving the full scope of these incidents unclear. 7 sources 37

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[INSOMNIA] – Ransomware Victim: Massey, Stotser & Nichols

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