[ENDZONE] – Ransomware Victim: Accela[.]com

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 18, 2026, the ransomware group EndZone published a post alleging that Accela.com, a United States-based organization in the government and defense sector, had been compromised. Because no separate compromise date was provided, September 18, 2026, should be treated as the post date. The post describes Accela.com as a cloud-based software provider used by state and local governments to manage agency operations. The group claims to have extracted more than 50 GB of data from the organization’s systems, indicating a data-theft incident rather than an encryption claim. According to the post, the allegedly stolen information includes more than two million lines of user data containing personally identifiable information and approximately six million user requests submitted through a public-services reporting platform, also reportedly containing personally identifiable information. The threat actors further claim that the dataset includes government-related records associated with law-enforcement personnel and other government workers. The post lists Accela.com’s revenue as $144.4 million, but it does not state a ransom demand or provide a ransom amount. No screenshots or other images were included with the post, and no downloadable files were available at the time of collection.

On September 18, 2026, the ransomware group EndZone published a post alleging that Accela.com, a United States-based organization in the government and defense sector, had been compromised. Because no separate compromise date was provided, September 18, 2026, should be treated as the post date. The post describes Accela.com as a cloud-based software provider used by state and local governments to manage agency operations. The group claims to have extracted more than 50 GB of data from the organization’s systems, indicating a data-theft incident rather than an encryption claim.

According to the post, the allegedly stolen information includes more than two million lines of user data containing personally identifiable information and approximately six million user requests submitted through a public-services reporting platform, also reportedly containing personally identifiable information. The threat actors further claim that the dataset includes government-related records associated with law-enforcement personnel and other government workers. The post lists Accela.com’s revenue as $144.4 million, but it does not state a ransom demand or provide a ransom amount. No screenshots or other images were included with the post, and no downloadable files were available at the time of collection.

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