CureMetrix listed by Seven Deadly Sins group

16 October 2026 elevated threat healthcare

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Ransomware tracking site lists CureMetrix, Inc. as a victim claimed by a group calling itself 'THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS'.

This entry originates from Ransomware.live, a site that indexes victim claims posted on ransomware leak sites. It lists CureMetrix, Inc., a medical imaging/AI diagnostics company, as a victim of a group or individual operation styled 'THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS'. The posting includes only DNS records for the victim's domain and a leak-site screenshot reference; no further details on the intrusion vector, data exfiltrated, ransom demands, or timeline are provided in the available content.

Because the source material is minimal — essentially a tracker entry rather than an incident report — defenders cannot derive specific TTPs, IOCs, or exploited vulnerabilities from this article alone. Organizations in the healthcare/medical technology sector, particularly those handling diagnostic imaging data, should treat this as a signal to monitor for further disclosure from CureMetrix or other threat intelligence sources, and to review their own exposure to similar extortion groups.

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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/Q3VyZU1ldHJpeCwgSW5jLkBUSEUgU0VWRU4gREVBRExZIFNJTlM=

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