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Deadlock ransomware group claims attack on Trinity Custom Homes (USA)

The Deadlock ransomware group claims Trinity Custom Homes as a victim on its leak site, unconfirmed by the company; watch for official notices.

Published
Exploitation
No, only an unverified leak-site claim listed by RansomLook

What happened

According to a headline on RansomLook, the Deadlock ransomware group has listed Trinity Custom Homes, a USA company, as a victim on its leak site. RansomLook’s listing is dated 2026-11-08.

A leak-site listing is a claim made by the group itself. It does not prove a breach. Only the headline could be reviewed. The full source content could not be read, so no further detail is available here.

The following points are not confirmed:

  • Whether Trinity Custom Homes has acknowledged any incident.
  • Whether any data was taken or systems were encrypted.
  • What data, if any, is involved, and how much.
  • How the group gained access, if it did.

The sources reviewed include no independent reporting.

Am I affected?

Not confirmed. The sources do not say which people, data or systems might be involved. If you have shared personal or financial information with Trinity Custom Homes, the claim may be relevant to you. Nothing in the sources confirms any exposure.

What to do now

  1. Watch for a statement or breach notification from Trinity Custom Homes. Rely on that rather than on the leak-site claim.
  2. Be cautious with unexpected messages that mention Trinity Custom Homes or this claim, especially any that ask for payment or credentials.
  3. Check back for updates. This advisory will be revised if the company or an independent outlet confirms details.

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