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Redpacketsecurity [DRAGONFORCE] Ransomware Attacks Target Community Property Management and Owen Leigh Optometry
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- •DRAGONFORCE claims to have stolen over 200 GB of data from Community Property Management.
- •Owen Leigh Optometry is alleged to have over 400 GB of data compromised in the attack.
- •Both incidents lack verification and specific details regarding ransom demands or data categories.
On September 16, 2026, the DRAGONFORCE ransomware group listed two organizations on a leak site: Community Property Management in the U.S. and Owen Leigh Optometry in the U.K. Community Property Management is reported to have over 200 GB of data claimed as stolen, while Owen Leigh Optometry's alleged data exfiltration exceeds 400 GB. Neither listing provided details on system encryption, ransom demands, or specific categories of stolen information. Both organizations are in the property management and healthcare sectors, respectively, and the claims remain unverified. The articles emphasize that no evidence of data exfiltration or ransom demands is currently available, and the listings should be treated as unconfirmed until further corroboration is obtained.
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