Leaked chat logs from August 2025 to September 2026 reveal the inner workings and ambitions of a Russia-based cyberextortion gang linked to the Silent Ransom Group (aka Luna Moth, Chatty Spider, and UNC3753). The archive, posted to a Tor site, shows members tracking dozens of mostly US law firms, negotiating multimillion‑dollar ransoms, and directing US-based operatives they call “agents” to physically infiltrate offices, matching an FBI flash report that warned of impostors posing as IT staff to copy data from on‑site machines. The chats mix real extortion records with brainstorming and violent fantasies, including plots to kidnap executives, sexually blackmail targets, and even recruit US sailors in gay bars near naval bases to spy on submarine‑based nuclear forces. There is no evidence that the extreme schemes were carried out. Agents were recruited via paid Telegram ads disguised as ordinary jobs. Victims were managed like a sales pipeline, with claimed settlements totaling roughly $200 million, though those figures aren’t independently verified. The gang also discussed operational security, avoiding iPhones, favoring low‑extradition countries, and rebranding as “Sleepless Threat” with the stated aim of becoming a cult‑like movement that inspires Americans to steal sensitive information “without being asked.”