The Clinic Hit by TheGentlemen Data Breach
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Healthcare and sports medicine provider The Clinic (North Dakota) had data exposed in a breach claimed by the threat actor TheGentlemen. The incident was discovered and listed on June 9. Specific data types and volume were not publicly detailed in initial reports.
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A healthcare and sports medicine provider known as The Clinic in North Dakota had patient data exposed after a breach claimed by the threat actor group TheGentlemen. The incident was discovered and listed on June 9, 2026, with public reporting indicating that personal information was involved though specific data types and the number of affected individuals remain undisclosed in initial reports.
Available reporting describes the breach as medium severity. The Clinic operates as a healthcare provider focused on sports medicine, and the threat actor TheGentlemen publicly claimed responsibility for the incident. No detailed breakdown of exposed records, such as names, addresses, dates of birth, medical details, or other identifiers, has been confirmed in public sources at this time. The breach was catalogued by breach-tracking platforms that monitor ransomware and data extortion activity.
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