[BOOBA PROJECT] – Ransomware Victim: GOTTHELF

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 22, 2026, the ransomware group known as Booba Project listed GOTTHELF on its leak site. The post identifies GOTTHELF as operating in the healthcare sector and claims that approximately 2 GB of data was stolen. No compromise date is provided, so September 22, 2026, should be treated as the post date rather than the confirmed date of intrusion. The available information describes a data-theft incident; it does not indicate that GOTTHELF’s systems were encrypted. The post provides no further details the nature of the stolen information, the affected systems, or the identity of the individuals or operations involved. No ransom demand or payment amount is stated, and the page does not include screenshots, downloadable files, or additional links. The claim remains limited to the alleged theft of 2 GB of data from GOTTHELF, with no supporting material or evidence described in the available post content.

On September 22, 2026, the ransomware group known as Booba Project listed GOTTHELF on its leak site. The post identifies GOTTHELF as operating in the healthcare sector and claims that approximately 2 GB of data was stolen. No compromise date is provided, so September 22, 2026, should be treated as the post date rather than the confirmed date of intrusion. The available information describes a data-theft incident; it does not indicate that GOTTHELF’s systems were encrypted.

The post provides no further details the nature of the stolen information, the affected systems, or the identity of the individuals or operations involved. No ransom demand or payment amount is stated, and the page does not include screenshots, downloadable files, or additional links. The claim remains limited to the alleged theft of 2 GB of data from GOTTHELF, with no supporting material or evidence described in the available post content.

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