The ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) group has announced plans to leak the stolen information of its victim in just two days. However, instead of demanding a ransom payment, it seems they have opted for a different strategy. This unusual approach raises more questions than answers about their motivations.It is unclear what drives the RaaS group's decision not to seek a ransom payment from the victim. Is it a genuine attempt to expose the vulnerability in the system, or is there another underlying reason? Whatever the motive, this development has significant implications for the victim and those affected by the leak.The potential consequences of the leaked stolen information are severe and far-reaching. The victim's personal and professional life will likely be severely impacted, with potential damage to reputation, relationships, and livelihood. As the deadline approaches, it remains to be seen how the RaaS group will proceed with the leak, and what measures can be taken to mitigate the damage.