[MEDUSALOCKER] – Ransomware Victim: Frisby Roofing (Frisby Construction LLC)

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 12, 2026, Frisby Roofing (Frisby Construction LLC), a United States-based residential roofing contractor, was listed on a ransomware leak page operated by the MedusaLocker group. The available information identifies the victim as a family-owned, locally operated business serving the Cincinnati metropolitan area. Its reported services include complete roof replacement, shingle installation, ice and water protection, flashing, ventilation, gutter components, and related repair work. A compromise date was not provided; therefore, September 12, 2026, is treated as the post date. The nature of the claimed impact is not specified, and the listing does not state whether systems were encrypted or whether data was exfiltrated. The post provides business and operational details associated with Frisby Roofing, including service coverage, supplier and subcontractor relationships, payroll-related references, and legal or administrative records. No ransom amount, payment demand, stolen-data volume, or release deadline is identified. The listing also does not provide downloadable files, and the page contains no screenshots or other images. Based on the available content, the post functions primarily as a public victim listing and does not substantiate the attackers’ claims with technical evidence or detailed descriptions of compromised data.

On September 12, 2026, Frisby Roofing (Frisby Construction LLC), a United States-based residential roofing contractor, was listed on a ransomware leak page operated by the MedusaLocker group. The available information identifies the victim as a family-owned, locally operated business serving the Cincinnati metropolitan area. Its reported services include complete roof replacement, shingle installation, ice and water protection, flashing, ventilation, gutter components, and related repair work. A compromise date was not provided; therefore, September 12, 2026, is treated as the post date. The nature of the claimed impact is not specified, and the listing does not state whether systems were encrypted or whether data was exfiltrated.

The post provides business and operational details associated with Frisby Roofing, including service coverage, supplier and subcontractor relationships, payroll-related references, and legal or administrative records. No ransom amount, payment demand, stolen-data volume, or release deadline is identified. The listing also does not provide downloadable files, and the page contains no screenshots or other images. Based on the available content, the post functions primarily as a public victim listing and does not substantiate the attackers’ claims with technical evidence or detailed descriptions of compromised data.

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