In the United States, Michigan is home to the non-profit healthcare organization McLaren Health Care. Through its network of hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities, it is one of the state's largest integrated health systems and provides healthcare to a sizeable section of the population.

McLaren Health Care was added to the list of victims on the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware gang's Tor leak site. Data belonging to 2.5 million patients of McLaren Health Care, according to the group, have allegedly been taken.

The ransomware gang that the company was suspected of using tried to hide the security lapse. The ransomware group also stated that they continue to have access to the company's network.

"It would have been more fascinating if a Mclaren official had discussed in an interview how they skillfully tried to hide the fact that their network had been hacked and asked not to disclose the stolen data. Mclaren was planning a way out, but instead, they compromised the private information of 2.5 million of their patients. It is merely lip service to say that you would protect your consumers' interests and privacy.

Maclaren We've shown you that you have the lowest level of security ever. You choose to play with us, our backdoor is still active on your network, and we know how to have fun. We also have a fantastic sense of humor. I'll see you later. reads the letter that the ALPHV group posted on its leak website.

The global provider of audio and video equipment for cars and other vehicles, Clarion, as well as the hotel brand Motel One, were among the recent targets of the Alphv ransomware organization, which has been highly active during this time.

15 additional US hospitals and 2 HMOs have reportedly been compromised by the ALPHV BlackCat Ransomware, according to cyber security researcher Dominic Alvieri.

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