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Two ransomware groups list Albany ENT & Allergy Services on their leak sites

Posted on April 28, 2023 by Dissent

On April 23, the BianLian ransomware group listed:
A***** *** * ******* S*******

BianLian often uses the asterisk system before they actually name the victim and leak data.

Today, though, DataBreaches also saw the following on the RansomHouse leak site:
Albany ENT & Allergy Services

They’re both listing the same entity (even the listed revenues are almost an exact match), but only RansomHouse has posted a proof pack at this point. They claim to have locked the victim on March 27 and to have downloaded more than 2 TB of files.

RansomHouse uses the same type of listing previously used by Hive in terms of formatting and color.
The lsting on RansomHouse provides a link to a proof pack. Image: DataBreaches.net

So when did BianLian lock the victim, if they did? Are there two sets of extensions, or did only one group lock the victim?

Albany ENT & Allergy Services’ web site showed 404 for the home page content earlier today but appears to have been restored by now.  Nothing on their website indicates that there has been any data security breach.

DataBreaches has left an inquiry for BianLian on their QTox account, but no reply was immediately available. This post will be updated if a reply is received.

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  • Two ransomware groups claimed to have attacked Albany ENT & Allergy Services and leaked data, but AENT doesn’t mention that at all in their notification?
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