TheGentlemen Claims Mutant as a Ransomware Victim
A ransomware.live record lists Mutant as a victim claimed by thegentlemen, with discovery and publication dates of September 7, 2026. The source says the claim is unverified.
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A ransomware.live record lists Mutant as a victim claimed by thegentlemen, with discovery and publication dates of September 7, 2026. The source says the claim is unverified.
A ransomware.live monitoring post attributes a claim involving SAD’S Interim to Rhysida. The group reportedly listed payroll, banking, identity, and employment records; the post says the claims are unconfirmed.
BlackNevas claims it encrypted files at companies in Turkey’s MEFA industrial ecosystem and demanded payment. The post says the group’s claims have not been confirmed.
Ransomware group thegentlemen reportedly claimed to steal about 100GB of data from Argentine pharmaceutical company Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia; the claim has not been confirmed.
Ransomware.live reported an AuditTeam claim targeting pa***op in Russia, with file encryption and a decryption payment demand. The post says the group’s claims could not be confirmed.
A ransomware.live monitoring post attributes a claim targeting South Africa’s Hollard Insurance Group to thegentlemen, recorded September 7, 2026. The post says the claim is unverified and gives no details of data theft, encryption, or operational impact.
Dark Project claims it stole 340 GB of data, including personal information and architectural drawings, from MEI Architects. The claim is unverified.
A ransomware-monitoring post reports that direwolf claimed an attack on Colombia-based TrainMe, a corporate wellness provider. The post says the claim could not be independently confirmed.
A Rhysida ransomware-group claim lists customer, employee, supplier, financial, and HR data allegedly taken from Rug & Home. The post says the claims have not been verified.
A ransomware.live monitoring post records Direwolf’s claim targeting U.S. transportation company Precision Vehicle Logistics. The post says the claim has not been independently confirmed.
A ransomware.live monitoring post records an aurora claim involving Benshaw, Inc. The group allegedly exposed employee, payment, banking, payroll, and customer files; the post says it cannot confirm the claims.
Aurora claims it stole credentials, payment-card forms, employee records, and business databases from Jinny Beauty Supply. The monitoring post says the group's claims have not been confirmed.
Ransomware group direwolf claims it targeted US-based HR software provider Lightcast, affecting operations and data availability. The report says the claim has not been independently confirmed.
Ransomware.live recorded a Qilin claim targeting Complete Packaging Solutions, with the claim published and discovered on September 4, 2026. The post says the group’s claims could not be confirmed.
A ransomware.live monitoring post says the Qilin group claimed Jouvet SAS in France as a victim and reports file encryption and operational disruption. The claim has not been independently confirmed.
Ransomware.live reports that ShinyHunters issued Medela.com a final warning on September 7, 2026, demanding contact by September 8 to avert an alleged data leak and further disruption. The claim is unverified.
A ransomware group calling itself ShadowByt3$ claims it emailed Ben Leeds Properties and threatens to publish allegedly stolen data unless the company responds by September 9, 2026. The claim is unconfirmed.
A ransomware.live post records direwolf’s claim of an incident affecting US healthcare provider eAssist Dental Solutions. The post says the claim is unconfirmed.
DYSPHOR1A claims it exfiltrated a 1.08 GB database from Myanmar's RTAD government portal. The claim was recorded on September 6, 2026, and has not been independently confirmed.
A ransomware.live monitoring post attributes a ransomware victim claim involving Tulsa-based Norwood Law Firm to DragonForce. The post cites a group blog and says the claim could not be confirmed.
Ransomware.live listed Homewood Sales as a DragonForce ransomware victim, citing a group post published September 4, 2026. The claim is unverified, and the company’s response is not provided.
DragonForce allegedly leaked more than 340 GB of RubberMill data, including credentials, email archives, SSNs, payment records and engineering files. The post says the group’s claims could not be confirmed.
A ransomware.live record says the Chaos group claimed to target Evergenbio.com, a US healthcare-sector company. The claim is unverified; no specific data theft, encryption, or operational impact is confirmed.
A ransomware.live monitoring post records Vexy Ransomware’s claim naming Sancity as a victim, published and discovered on September 6, 2026. The post says the claim is unverified.