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Breaches & RansomwareEmerging1 sourceSep 6, 2026 Β· 18:53via Ransomware.live

πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈ Dragonforce has just published a new victim : rubbermill.com

Brief

═════════════════ ═════════════════ ═════════════════ RUBBERMILL, INC. DUMP: BREAKDOWN OF AN OEM MANUFACTURER LEAK ═════════════════ ═════════════════ ═════════════════

Target: RubberMill, Inc. (North Carolina, USA) β€” contract manufacturer of non-metallic components for appliance, HVAC, automotive, and heavy equipment. Certifications: ISO 9001:2015, WOSB, WBENC. Probable defense contracts (Mil-Spec).

DUMP SIZE: ~296K files / 276K data objects / 340+ GB

β–Έ 146 GB disk image (. mrimg) β€” full copy of the system β–Έ AES PASSWORDS. xlsx file + APWDxx libraries β€” credentials β–Έ outlook. pst (487 MB) β€” corporate email archive β–Έ creditcard. xls β€” payment data β–Έ EMPLOYEE CALL LIST + Employee Information Record Form β€” PII β–Έ Insurance data β–Έ Tax forms containing SSNs

ENGINEERING DATA:

β–Έ 3,000+ CAD files (. dxf, . stp, . dwg) with client part numbers: 7J314, K2A31, K7K11, V1324, etc.

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