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Al Sulaiti Law Firm

alsulaitilawfirm.com
Group Payload
Discovered 2026-04-20 12:11 UTC
Est. attack date 2026-04-20
Country QA
Sector
Agriculture and Food Production Education Energy & Utilities Financial Services Government & Defense Healthcare Hospitality Manufacturing Other Professional Services Retail & E-Commerce Technology Transportation

Description:

Al Sulaiti Law Firm is one of the largest law firms in Qatar, established in 2002, offering a wide range of legal services including arbitration, banking, corporate, employment, energy, and intellectual property. The firm emphasizes teamwork and collaboration, aiming to build strong relationships with clients to exceed their expectations. With a diverse and innovative team, they provide high-quality professional services tailored to meet the unique needs of their clients. Their commitment to integrity and client satisfaction has earned them recognition and respect in the legal community.
Infostealer activity detected by HudsonRock

Compromised Employees: 0

Compromised Users: 1

Third Party Employee Credentials: 0

External Attack Surface: 1

DNS Records:

The following DNS records were found for the victim's domain.

WHOIS Emails
  • abusegodaddy.com
MX Records
  • mail.alsulaitilawfirm.com.
TXT Records
  • v=spf1 a mx ptr include:secureserver.net ~all
  • linkedin-site-verification=51f7b3fb-54de-4d75-a895-19ad6b6eb078
Cloud / SaaS Services Detected
No well-known cloud or SaaS service detected.

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