Threat reportRansomwareTL-2026-3624

The Seven Deadly Sins RaaS Group - Multi-Victim Data Leak Campaign (Oct 2026)

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The Seven Deadly Sins RaaS Group (TL-2026-3624) is a high-severity ransomware operation, first published 2026-10-15. It is attributed to The Seven Deadly Sins with low confidence, affects Canva Canva Pty Ltd (claimed victim; Salesforce records, enterprise, maps to 4 MITRE ATT&CK techniques (T1213, T1530, T1583), and is covered by 9 detection rules and 14 indicators of compromise.

Severity
HIGHAssessed severity
CVEs
0None referenced
Techniques
4MITRE ATT&CK
Actors
1The Seven Deadly Sins
Detection rules
9SPL · KQL · Sigma
IOCs
14Indicators of compromise

Key facts for TL-2026-3624

Threat ID
TL-2026-3624
Severity
HIGH
Status
ACTIVE
Category
RANSOMWARE
First published
Last reviewed
Attribution
The Seven Deadly Sins
Attribution confidence
LOW
Motivation
FINANCIAL
Target sectors
technology, health, cannabis, government-services, consumer-iot, saas
Target regions
North America, 005 - South America, Oceania
Detection rules
9
Indicators of compromise
14

Malware and tooling in The Seven Deadly Sins RaaS Group

Malware and tooling: Dataleak

How The Seven Deadly Sins RaaS Group works

RansomLook tracks 'The Seven Deadly Sins' as a ransomware operation that posted seven victims on its leak site on 2026-10-15, spanning SaaS, healthcare, cannabis, government-services and consumer-IoT sectors. Claimed stolen data includes customer PII, patient records, Salesforce CRM data and financial records; all claims are group-posted and unverified.

The Seven Deadly Sins is a ransomware / data-extortion group profiled by the RansomLook aggregator. As of 2026-10-15 the profile lists 7 total posts, all dated 2026-10-15, each carrying a short countdown (72 hours to contact for most victims, 60 hours for Canva Pty Ltd) typical of double-extortion pressure tactics.

Victims claimed on the leak site: Cradlewise Inc. (baby registry data, parent emails and addresses, IoT keys, e-commerce integrations; no contact), Hospital Sirio-Libanes (patient records, appointment data, FHIR/SOAP notes, health records; no contact), Globeia Inc. (government applicant data, SSNs, passport and banking details; no contact), Verano Holdings Corp. (customer credentials, loyalty data, employee records, state IDs; marked as in contact), Harness Inc. (enterprise CRM data, contact information, sales pipeline notes), iHeartJane (cannabis marketplace data, dispensary information, POS records) and Canva Pty Ltd (Salesforce records, enterprise licenses, order documentation). Row counts claimed in aggregator/search snippets range from roughly 0.9M to 19M+ rows, with the largest case exceeding 19M rows. The recurrence of Salesforce/CRM data across several postings suggests SaaS CRM environments are a targeted data source, though the intrusion vector is not stated by any source.

The group's three leak-site endpoints, one Tor onion service and two clear-web IP mirrors, were all reported as down at the time of the RansomLook snapshot. No CVE, malware family, encryptor, initial access vector, tooling or attribution (actor aliases, nation-state, affiliates) is documented in the available source. Searches for corroboration (general web search, ransomware.live, BeaconBeagle lookups for both IPs) returned nothing: the BeaconBeagle API returned HTTP 404 for 185.100.85.146 and 37.72.140.179, i.e. no C2 correlation. This record therefore relies on a single aggregator source; victim claims have not been independently verified and none of the named organizations has confirmed a breach in the sources reviewed. The 'Seven Deadly Sins' name should not be confused with unrelated 'seven deadly sins of cybersecurity' marketing reports (e.g. the SonicWall 2026 Cyber Protect Report).

MITRE ATT&CK techniques used in TL-2026-3624

Collection

T1213 Data from Information Repositories; T1530 Data from Cloud Storage

Resource Development

T1583 Acquire Infrastructure

Impact

T1657 Financial Theft

Affected products and versions in The Seven Deadly Sins RaaS Group

  • Canva — Canva Pty Ltd (claimed victim; Salesforce records, enterprise licenses)
  • Harness — Harness Inc. (claimed victim; CRM data)
  • iHeartJane — iHeartJane (claimed victim; marketplace and POS data)
  • Verano Holdings — Verano Holdings Corp. (claimed victim; customer and employee data)
  • Globeia — Globeia Inc. (claimed victim; applicant PII, SSNs, passports)
  • Hospital Sirio-Libanes — Hospital Sirio-Libanes (claimed victim; patient records)
  • Cradlewise — Cradlewise Inc. (claimed victim; registry data, IoT keys)

Remediation for The Seven Deadly Sins RaaS Group

Immediate actions

  • Block the leak-site infrastructure IPs 185.100.85.146 and 37.72.140.179 at the perimeter and alert on any outbound connections to them
  • Organizations named as victims should verify the claims, preserve logs and engage incident response and legal counsel
  • Review Salesforce and other SaaS CRM audit logs for bulk exports, new connected apps and anomalous API or report-export activity
  • Rotate credentials, API tokens and integration/IoT keys for any potentially exposed system

Workarounds

  • No CVE is associated with this threat; no vendor patch applies
  • Restrict SaaS API access to allow-listed IP ranges and limit report/data export permissions

Longer-term hardening

  • Enforce phishing-resistant MFA and conditional access on SaaS admin and API accounts
  • Apply data-loss-prevention and egress monitoring for bulk data export from CRM, EHR and customer databases
  • Maintain immutable offline backups and tested restoration procedures
  • Monitor ransomware leak-site aggregators for brand and vendor mentions

Timeline of The Seven Deadly Sins RaaS Group

  • RansomLook reports the onion service and both clear-web mirrors (185.100.85.146, 37.72.140.179) as down at snapshot time.
  • Verano Holdings Corp. posting marked 'in contact' with a 72-hour deadline; other victims show no contact.
  • Salesforce and CRM data claimed from Canva Pty Ltd (60-hour deadline) and Harness Inc. (72 hours to contact).
  • Claims include patient records and FHIR/SOAP notes (Hospital Sirio-Libanes) and applicant SSNs, passport and banking data (Globeia Inc.), both listed with no victim contact and a 72-hour deadline.
  • Group posts seven victims on its leak site: Cradlewise Inc., Hospital Sirio-Libanes, Globeia Inc., Verano Holdings Corp., Harness Inc., iHeartJane and Canva Pty Ltd.
  • RansomLook publishes The Seven Deadly Sins group profile listing 7 total posts and three leak-site endpoints.

Sources cited for The Seven Deadly Sins RaaS Group

Detection coverage for TL-2026-3624

As of 2026-10-15, Threadlinqs Intelligence publishes 9 detection rule(s) for TL-2026-3624 across Splunk SPL, Microsoft KQL and Sigma, covering 14 indicator(s) of compromise. The whole corpus is readable without an account; a free account unlocks full detection query text in Splunk SPL, Microsoft KQL and Sigma; paid tiers add raw indicator values, correlation and the MCP server. Threadlinqs MCP server · View plans.

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