Summary
Written by ThreatClusterfrom site fields, file listing, victim profile, leak post, screenshotEverest states that Powerweave Group’s data was exfiltrated, totaling 1.6 TB across 3,900,856 files. Data categories claimed include Design and Production Intellectual Property, Orders, Sales and Financial Operations, Development and Infrastructure, Geospatial and Technical Data, and Personal and Communications Data. The leak page identifies the victim as Powerweave Group (powerweave.com) with over 1,600 employees and shows a countdown for publication of the files, stating the company still has time to contact the actors. It also states the largest area comprises 561.93 GiB of Tree-Free Greetings production materials.
Describes what the group claims on its leak site. A listing is not confirmation that a breach occurred.
Victim profile
- Employees
- 0
- Platforms
- Classic ASP ASP.NET C# PHP JavaScript HTML/CSS WordPress APIs DLL EXE MSI PowerShell
- People named
- Deepak Punjabi
What was taken
Powerweave: Company profile and dataset overview; dataset contains 1.65 TiB across DA/Tech/IT, including design and production intellectual property, ERP and CRM data, orders, GIS data, and backups. The page lists Tree-Free Greetings, Hindalco Belagavi, ImprintID and other clients with archived materials.
Ransom note
Published by the group on their leak site, reproduced verbatim.
The files will be published after the timer counts down. The company still has time to get in touch with us
Also stated on the leak page
Fields this group publishes that do not map to a standard column. Labels are the site's own.
- latest_post
- Jul 23
- largest_area
- The largest business area is DA/treefree-art: 561.93 GiB of production PDF, PSD, TIFF, JPG, and template files associated with Tree-Free Greetings.
- largest_business_area
- The largest business area is DA/treefree-art: 561.93 GiB of production PDF, PSD, TIFF, JPG, and template files associated with Tree-Free Greetings.
Leak-site images (11)
Images from the victim's leak listing. Thumbnails scraped from the onion page are blurred by default — click a thumbnail to view.