Redpacketsecurity Multiple Ransomware Attacks Target Companies in September 2026
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- •ShadowByt3$ claims to have compromised HandyTrac, demanding negotiation within 72 hours.
- •IAH6477 alleges a significant data breach at Veritiv, with 1.9 TiB of data reportedly involved.
- •Anubis listed Better Accounting Solutions as a victim, but details on the breach are scarce.
On September 15, 2026, the ransomware group ShadowByt3$ claimed to have compromised HandyTrac, a company in Greystar Litchfield Park, AZ, alleging access to sensitive data including employee credentials and financial records. The group demanded negotiation within 72 hours to avoid publishing the data. On the same day, another group, IAH6477, listed Veritiv as a victim, claiming to have obtained approximately 1.9 TiB of data, but did not specify the nature of the data or any ransom demand. Additionally, on September 14, 2026, the Anubis group listed Better Accounting Solutions as a victim, describing a data breach without providing details on the data or ransom. All incidents remain unverified pending independent corroboration.
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