BrainCipher claims data breach at clinicaromero.com
The threat actor known as BrainCipher has published a data leak announcement claiming to have compromised clinicaromero.com.
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The threat actor known as BrainCipher has published a data leak announcement claiming to have compromised clinicaromero.com.
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The BrainCipher group has listed oflaherty-law.com on its leak site, claiming to possess 32 GB of data belonging to the organization.
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Nova Group GBC has been listed on the Brain Cipher leak site. The group says it holds 70 GB of data including invoices, payment schedules and property details, with a deadline of 31 October 2026.
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WEPOS Chemie, a German maker of cleaning and care products, has been listed on the Lamashtu leak site. The details of the listing could not be seen because the screenshot did not load.
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French manufacturing firm MECA-PRECIS has been listed on the leak site of the ransomware group known as lamashtu.
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FuG Gruppe, an IT systems integrator in Halver, North Rhine-Westphalia, has been listed on the Lamashtu leak site. The group claims to hold a 50 GB archive of 75,000 files.
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Heritage Senior Living has been listed on the N0n leak site as unpaid. The listing says network security configuration and internal network maps will be published.
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The Lamashtu ransomware group has published a data leak announcement claiming to possess data belonging to the German tax and business consulting firm VERGI Muenster.
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Gräfliches Hofbrauhaus Freising, a German brewery, has been listed on the leak site of the ransomware group known as Lamashtu.
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The Inc Ransom group claims to have obtained data belonging to bereskinparr.com and smartbiggar.ca.
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The US law firm Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson has been listed on the Everest leak site. The screenshot is blurred, so the details of the listing cannot be read.
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Hecker Holzsystembau, a timber construction company in Berching, Germany, has been listed on the Lamashtu leak site. The group claims to hold a 40 GB project archive of about 50,000 files.
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SGLA Accountancy Corporation, a firm in Stockton, California, has been listed on the Space Bears leak site. The group says fragments of the archive will become downloadable when a countdown ends and that the full archive can be purchased.
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The Everest threat actor added PwC, the global audit and advisory network, to its leak site under a United Kingdom record. The listing gives no detail on the type or size of the data or on which PwC entity is involved.
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The Qilin threat actor added Creative Universe in Australia to its leak site. The listing gives no detail on the type or size of the data.
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The Qilin threat actor added Bathurst RSL, a club in New South Wales, Australia, to its leak site. The listing gives no detail on the type or size of the data.
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The Qilin threat actor added Airtificial, a Madrid-based industrial technology company, to its leak site. The listing gives no detail on the type or size of the data.
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The Rhysida threat actor listed about 2.52 TB of data comprising 175,151 files that it claims is a full network dump of DR.SCHNELL GmbH & Co. KGaA, a Munich-based maker of cleaning and hygiene products. According to the listing, the data covers ERP backups, HR and payroll records for staff in Germany, Switzerland and Austria, executive documents and access credentials.
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The Akira threat actor announced it will publish about 110 GB of corporate data belonging to Annapath, a Maryland-based pathology laboratory. According to the listing, the data includes employees' passports and personal files, customer information and contracts.
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The Akira threat actor announced it will publish about 130 GB of corporate data belonging to Medienwerkstatt, a media services company in Switzerland's canton of Thurgau. According to the listing, the data includes employee personal information, customer information and contracts.
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