BYOD claims ransomware attack on Vanderbilt University systems
Campus Wi-Fi is restored, most systems stay restricted, and Vanderbilt has not confirmed the claimed theft of more than 1 million SSNs.
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Campus Wi-Fi is restored, most systems stay restricted, and Vanderbilt has not confirmed the claimed theft of more than 1 million SSNs.

The gang claims about 100GB from the former LF Logistics platform, while Maersk says operations are unaffected.

StealthMole tracked Telegram sales by persona GLITCH; claimed outages, including Amino, are not independently confirmed.

The group demanded $900,000 on November 4; Binance says the sample does not match how it stores data.

Criminals send AI-generated photos of missing pets with ransom demands and threats after finding appeals on social media.

Hackers access limited corporate data using stolen credentials and present it as major breach evidence to pressure companies for payment.

Hackers demand $500-$600 to unlock hijacked Li Auto cars in Russia using leaked VINs and eSIMs; number of victims likely exceeds 20.
Unnamed senders demand hundreds to thousands of dollars and developers have pulled Steam demos, though follow-through is unproven.
SOCRadar says every examined break-in used weak or stolen credentials, not a software vulnerability.

Officials cite data on about 260 million people since April, while leak reports rose from 303 in September to 830 in October.
HSC says it paid no ransom; the BYOD gang claims it will keep data unless individuals pay $2,500.

The June 2026 incident exposed patient contact details and device account data after hackers tried to extort a ransom.

Artem Stryzhak pleaded guilty in December 2025; the FBI still offers up to $11 million for co-conspirator Volodymyr Tymoshchuk.

As of September 30, 2026, operators had claimed 565 retail victims, with median revenue about $22 million.

As many as 26,739 servers may be affected; GMO refused a ransom of about 8 billion yen and has not found ransomware on devices checked so far.

Artem Stryzhak deployed Nefilim in 2021 and Hive against seven organizations, including healthcare and law firms.

Attackers demanded about ¥8 billion after unauthorized access; GMO says no ransomware was confirmed by October 27.

The captured page is site navigation only, so tactics, victims, and confirmation of attacks are not in the text.

Attackers demanded about $50 million after malware and customer data theft; trading logins were abused at brokers.

Attackers demanded about ¥8 billion; alleged data appeared online, but GMO has not confirmed ransomware.

The firm shut the trading desktop service on October 21 after a roughly $50 million ransom demand and now advises password resets.

The captured page calls PHP2Shell PHP core remote code execution and promotes a version checker.

Ambulances were diverted Monday and clinics resume Tuesday; BYOD’s theft and 36,000-machine claims are unconfirmed.

About 90 organizations were hit from September 2025; extortion demands totaled 360 million won, not confirmed payments.
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