A victim shaming site is a public website operated by ransomware groups to apply psychological pressure on their victims. When a targeted organization refuses to pay a ransom, attackers publish sensitive information about the victim - such as company data, employee details, or confidential files - on these sites. The goal is to shame or threaten the victim into complying with ransom demands by exposing their data to the public, partners, or customers. These sites are part of 'double extortion' tactics, where cybercriminals not only encrypt data but also threaten to leak it, increasing the pressure to pay. Victim shaming sites are illegal and pose significant reputational and financial risks.