Lockbit5 gang lists Memphis heart center on leak site

The Lockbit5 group listed The Heart Center of Memphis on its leak site on August 26, claiming it stole internal data from the cardiology practice.

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The Lockbit5 ransomware group has listed The Heart Center of Memphis on its leak site, claiming it stole internal data from the Tennessee cardiology practice. Threat trackers logged the theheartcenterofmemphis.com entry on August 26.

The practice provides cardiac diagnostics, imaging, and interventional care across the Memphis area. Cardiovascular records are among the most sensitive data in medicine, including imaging studies, implant history, and treatment plans, which makes heart clinics a frequent ransomware target.

The claim is unconfirmed, and the practice has not issued a public notification. Lockbit5 is the latest iteration of the LockBit brand, which returned to activity this year after international law enforcement disrupted the original operation in 2024.

For small and mid-sized cardiology practices, the listing underscores how quickly patient data can land on leak sites when extortion demands go unmet. Practices should treat the claim as a potential breach, review remote access and email logs, and prepare notification plans in case the group follows through with a data release.

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