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- 1Qilin ransomware group claims attack on Vadeto▼🚨New ransom group blog posts!🚨 Group name: qilin Post title: Vadeto Group Info: https:// cti.fyi/#disclosure/qilin/Vade
The Qilin ransomware group has added Vadeto to its leak site, claiming a new victim. In the same batch of posts, the Rhysida group listed Anne Arundel County, Maryland, as a target. Security researchers tracking ransomware activity flagged the claims, which are being circulated in cyber threat intelligence circles as analysts assess the extent of the alleged breaches.
- 2Ransomware group Storm claims Gardeners' Guild and West County Health Centers attacks▼🚨New ransom group blog posts!🚨 Group name: Storm Post title: Gardeners' Guild Info: https:// cti.fyi/groups/Storm.html G
The ransomware group known as Storm has published new posts on its leak site naming the Gardeners' Guild and West County Health Centers as claimed victims. Cybersecurity analysts tracking the group flagged the updates, adding the two organisations to the growing list of companies and healthcare providers hit by ransomware extortion attempts.
- 3Contaminated Water Still Leaking From Stonehaven Energy Well Site in Pennsylvania▼DEP - Day 873: Contaminated Water Still Leaking From Stonehaven Energy Conventional Oil & Gas Well Storage Tank In Clearfield County
Pennsylvania's Department of Environmental Protection reports that a storage tank at a Stonehaven Energy conventional oil and gas well in Clearfield County has been leaking contaminated water for 873 days. The long-running leak remains unresolved, drawing criticism of both the company's response and state oversight of conventional well sites in the region.
- 4Attempted Murder and DUI Arrests in Carthage and Leake County●Attempt Murder and DUIs in Carthage and Leake County
An attempted murder case along with multiple DUI incidents are being reported in Carthage and Leake County, Mississippi, according to local news coverage from Central Mississippi. The report highlights recent law enforcement activity in the area, though details on arrests, charges, or those involved have not been made available.