Ransomware.Live Ransomware Attacks Target Apexus, MidwestBit, and Ever Ready First Aid
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- •Threeam has attacked apexus.com, midwestbit.com, and Ever Ready First Aid.
- •The specific attack methods and tools used by Threeam remain undisclosed.
- •The extent of data compromised in these attacks is currently unknown.
On September 28, 2026, the ransomware group Threeam claimed responsibility for attacks on three organizations: apexus.com, midwestbit.com, and Ever Ready First Aid. The attacks involved the publication of stolen data, although specific details about the attack vectors or tools used were not disclosed. The scope of the impact remains unclear, as the articles do not specify the volume of data compromised or the exact nature of the breaches. Each organization has not yet confirmed the incidents publicly. The attacks appear to be part of a broader trend of ransomware targeting various sectors, with Threeam being a notable player in this space. The current status of the affected organizations and their responses to the attacks is not detailed in the articles.
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