Ransomware Group: MEOW

VICTIM NAME: Trinity Wholesale Distributors Inc

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

The ransomware leak page related to Trinity Home Center, a company based in New Haven, Indiana, claims to offer over 30 GB of confidential data that allegedly includes various sensitive records. Established in 1958, Trinity Home Center specializes in kitchen, bath, and lighting solutions, with a significant presence in the community and an additional lighting solutions center located in Indianapolis. The announcement emphasizes the company’s commitment to quality service for both individual homeowners and professional contractors, highlighting their extensive product range which includes lighting fixtures, plumbing supplies, and home exterior items.

The leaked data pack purportedly contains a wide array of sensitive information, such as employee records, client details, tax documents, personal data like dates of birth and Social Security numbers, various agreements, addresses, insurance claims, and medical coverage information. This data is presented as particularly valuable for home improvement professionals and business analysts interested in the internal operations of Trinity Home Center. Moreover, the page notes that interested parties can gain access to this data by registering through an unspecified process, although no direct download links are provided. The selling price mentioned for the data pack differs based on access level, with costs ranging from $10,000 for single-user access to $25,000 for multiple access rights.