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[ Ransomware claim · qilin · 23 Oct 2026 ]

Labaid Cancer Hospital And Super Speciality Center

The ransomware group qilin named Labaid Cancer Hospital And Super Speciality Center (Bangladesh) on its leak site on 23 Oct 2026. This is the group's own claim: it has not been verified by Cyfenced or Ransomware.live, and some claims turn out to be exaggerated, recycled or false.

Not confirmed so farHealthcare

[ Status ]Has the attack been confirmed?

We have found no statement from Labaid Cancer Hospital And Super Speciality Center and no press report of an attack so far. Until the organisation says something, treat the listing as an unproven claim, but stay alert to the phishing such claims are used for.

[ The organisation ]Who is Labaid Cancer Hospital And Super Speciality Center?

What it does
Labaid Cancer Hospital and Super Speciality Centre is a private tertiary hospital in Dhaka that focuses on cancer care, offering diagnosis, surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and supportive services under one roof. It also runs specialist centres, including breast, liver transplant and gastro-hepato-pancreas centres, and is part of the Labaid Group.
Based in
26 Green Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Founded
2020 or 2021 (sources differ)
Who it serves
It treats cancer and other specialist patients from across Bangladesh, and says it has seen roughly 500,000 to 600,000 patients over four and a half years.

Partners and customers it names publicly

  • Labaid Group, Parent group

[ Impact ]Who could be affected

Patients could face delays to appointments, test results or treatment such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy if hospital systems were disrupted. Patients and staff could be at risk of scams if medical or personal information held by the hospital were exposed.

In healthcare generally: Patients are the first to feel it: appointments, prescriptions and test results can be delayed, and medical and insurance records are among the most sensitive data a group can threaten to publish.

[ The attacker ]About qilin

Qilin, also known as Agenda, is a ransomware-as-a-service operation that US health authorities have warned targets hospitals and health providers. It gets in through phishing, stolen remote access credentials and vulnerable public-facing systems, then copies data and threatens to publish it.

qilin has claimed 126 organisations in the last 30 days, most in United States, Germany and Mexico, and mostly in professional services, manufacturing and other. We wrote about the group in Fifty victims in a day, two hosting breaches and town halls offline.

qilin on Ransomware.live

Other organisations qilin has named

[ What to do ]If you are a customer, partner or neighbour

  1. Keep your appointment times and treatment plans written down, and call the hospital hotline if you are unsure whether an appointment is going ahead.
  2. Be wary of calls or messages claiming to be from the hospital that ask for payment, card details or medical information.
  3. Keep copies of your own reports and prescriptions in case access to records is delayed.
  4. Watch for any notice from the hospital about whether patient information was involved.
Researched with AI from the sources on this page on 26 Oct 2026. Facts can change: check the organisation's own announcements.