VictimsAerodiagnostics
Aerodiagnostics
A claim by the operator that it has published the data.
No statement from the organisation is on record here. We index the listing; we never host the data.
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- Listed · Jun 6, 2026
- Data published · date unknown: the post does not say

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INC Ransom claims to have exfiltrated approximately 20 GB of data from Aerodiagnostics. The specific data categories targeted are not detailed in the available leak post excerpt.
Severity high: Healthcare sector with confirmed 20 GB data exfiltration constitutes high severity due to likelihood of regulated health information exposure (HIPAA-protected data, patient records, lab results). Operational disruption to a diagnostic provider impacts patient care.
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