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Case file · August 23, 2026

Majinahanashi: an Italian radiology clinic claimed, no evidence published

The Majinahanashi ransomware group claims 135,426 files stolen from a Puglia radiology clinic. No sample published, no statement from the company to date.

⚠️ Claimed, with zero evidence published to date. Unlike most case files on this site, no data sample has been shown by the group at the time of writing, and the targeted company has issued no statement. This is one of the least substantiated cases documented here.

The numbers

135,426
Files claimed as stolen by the Majinahanashi group.
Claim reported, unconfirmed, no sample published.
Jul 21
Intrusion date estimated by the group itself — not independently verifiable.
Group's claim.
0
Data sample published at the time of writing — no concrete evidence accompanies this claim.
Not published.
0
Official statement from the targeted company identified to date.
Not publicly confirmed.

Timeline

CLAIMED
August 12, 2026
The recently emerged Majinahanashi ransomware group publishes a claim on its leak site against Studio Radiologico C.D.A. Diagnostica per Immagini S.R.L., a radiology clinic in Fasano, province of Brindisi. The group claims to have stolen 135,426 files and to have had system access since July 21, 2026.
NO EVIDENCE PUBLISHED
Since
No data sample has been published by the group, and no official statement from the clinic has been identified. The story should be treated as a claim, not a confirmed breach.

👻A claim with zero evidence

This case file illustrates the zero degree of verification: neither a data sample nor a reaction from the targeted company. Ransomware groups sometimes publish claims before having extracted anything substantial, to create psychological pressure on their target during negotiations. Without a verifiable sample, it's impossible to distinguish a real leak from a mere bluff — but given the nature of the data involved (medical radiology, so potentially health data), caution remains warranted pending more information.

What it changes for you

If you are or were a patient at this Puglia radiology clinic, there is currently no concrete evidence your data was exposed — but no guarantee to the contrary either. As a precaution, stay alert to any unusual communication claiming to come from the clinic. See From Leak to Scam.

🔒 In the absence of evidence, neither panic nor indifference is warranted: ordinary vigilance against any unusual medical solicitation is enough while this claim remains unconfirmed.

Frequently asked questions

Is this leak confirmed?

No: no sample published, no statement from the company to date.

Who is the targeted clinic?

Studio Radiologico C.D.A. Diagnostica per Immagini S.R.L., in Fasano (province of Brindisi, Italy).

What is Majinahanashi?

A recent ransomware group, one of several Japanese-themed groups that appeared in 2026.

📌 Last checked: August 23, 2026. Verifiable information to report: contact@egidio.app.

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