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Threat actor

Nemadji Research Corporation

Attribution profile

Type
Criminal
Location
United States of America
Known incidents
1 incident
First seen
2019-03-28
Last seen
2019-03-28
Updated
2026-03-20 02:45
Aliases
1 alias

STIX characteristics

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Profile narrative

Nemadji Research Corporation is the alias used for the threat actor tracked in open sources. The actor is known to operate from the United States of America. Public reporting links the actor to a breach involving a contractor that provides patient eligibility verification services for a county health department. The incident resulted in unauthorized access to an employee's email account. This access exposed protected health information of nearly fifteen thousand individuals. Additional healthcare entities were also affected, with one notifying over one thousand patients. The compromised email contained encrypted data together with the corresponding decryption keys, which nullified the encryption protection. The actor’s activity appears focused on the healthcare sector within the United States. No further geographic or sector targeting has been documented in the available sources. The actor’s strategic objectives are not explicitly stated in public reports.

The primary technique observed in the attributed incident is the compromise of an employee’s email credentials to gain initial access. No specific malware families or custom tooling are mentioned in the reports related to this actor. The breach relied on the exfiltration of data directly from the compromised mailbox rather than deploying additional payloads. This suggests a tooling style that emphasizes credential abuse and direct data extraction. Public attribution does not link the actor to any state sponsor, criminal consortium, or known affiliate group. The March 28, 2019 breach of the county health department contractor is the only publicly cited operation associated with Nemadji Research Corporation. The impact of that operation included the exposure of patient records across multiple healthcare clients. Because no other campaigns are documented, the profile is limited to this single incident. Consequently, any description of broader patterns or motives would be speculative and is omitted. The profile therefore reflects only the confirmed facts presented in the source material.

Incidents

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1 incident
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