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BLACKCAT GANG CLAIMS THEY STOLE DATA OF 2.5 MILLION PATIENTS OF MCLAREN HEALTH
CARE

Pierluigi Paganini October 01, 2023



THE ALPHV/BLACKCAT RANSOMWARE GANG ADDED MCLAREN HEALTH CARE TO THE LIST OF
VICTIMS ON ITS TOR LEAK SITE.

McLaren Health Care is a not-for-profit healthcare system based in Michigan,
United States. It is one of the largest integrated health systems in the state
and serves a significant portion of the population through its network of
hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities.

The ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware gang added McLaren Health Care to the list of
victims on its Tor leak site. The group claims to have stolen data belonging to
2.5 million of McLaren Health Care patients.

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The ransomware group accused the organization of has attempted to cover up the
security breach. The ransomware gang also added that they have still access to
the network of the organization.

“It would have been more interesting if a Mclaren representative had talked in
an interview about how they asked not to publish the stolen data and skillfully
wanted to cover up the fact that their network had been hacked. Mclaren were
preparing a way out and ended up devaluing the sensitive data of 2.5 million of
their patients. Protecting the privacy and interests of your customers is
nothing more than lip service.
Maclaren Your security is at an all-time low, and we’ve proven it to you. Our
backdoor is still running on your network, you decided to play with us, we have
a great sense of humor too, and we know how to have fun.” See you again……..”
reads the message published by the ALPHV gang on its leak site.

The Alphv ransomware group has been very active in this period, recently it
claimed to have hacked Clarion, the global manufacturer of audio and video
equipment for cars and other vehicles, and the hotel chain Motel One.

The cyber security researcher Dominic Alvieri reported that ALPHV BlackCat
Ransomware has breached 15 more US hospitals & 2 HMOs.




BlackCat/ALPHV ransomware gang has been active since November 2021, the list of
its victims is long and includes industrial explosives manufacturer SOLAR
INDUSTRIES INDIA, the US defense contractor NJVC, gas pipeline Creos Luxembourg
S.A., the fashion giant Moncler, the Swissport, NCR, and Western Digital.

The ransom demands of the group range from a few tens of thousands of dollars up
to tens of millions of dollars.

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Pierluigi Paganini

(SecurityAffairs – hacking, McLaren Health Care)

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