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“The affiliate group went public after accusing the main ALPHV/BlackCat gang of swindling the contract hackers out of $22 million in ransom that Change Healthcare allegedly paid to prevent the mass leak of patient records.”

Zack Whittakertechcrunch.com ↗

Change Healthcare processes around one in three U.S. patient medical records, and the attack stalled prescriptions and surgical authorizations for weeks. The State Department now offers up to $10 million for anyone tied to ALPHV/BlackCat. The ransom was more than double the bounty, and the affiliates claim they still hold the data. UnitedHealth has not said whether patient data was stolen.