PITTSBURGH, Dec. 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Liberty Resources (“Liberty”), a health care provider based in Syracuse, New York,1 recently announced a cybersecurity incident, which impacted the personal information of an unknown number of individuals. Lynch Carpenter, LLP is investigating claims against Liberty related to this data breach. For an attorney to review your case, visit our site HERE. In the incident, an unauthorized person gained access to Liberty’s network and may have acquired records containing personally identifiable information (“PII”) that includes individuals’ names in combination with: • Social Security number • medical information • health insurance information • dates of birth If your information was impacted in this incident, you may be entitled to compensation. For an attorney to review your case, visit our site HERE. If you have received any other data breach notice letters in the last 30 days, please contact us here. About Lynch Carpenter Lynch Carpenter is a national class action law firm with offices in Pennsylvania, California, and Illinois. Our firm has represented millions of clients in data privacy matters for more than a decade and has earned national acclaim for complex litigation for plaintiffs across the country. To learn more, please visit www.lynchcarpenter.com. For more information, please call Jerry Wells at (412) 322-9243, or email him at [email protected]. CONTACT Jerry Wells COMPANY Lynch Carpenter LLP PHONE (412) 322-9

Liberty Resources Announces July 2024 Data Breach Liberty Resources, a Syracuse, NY-based human services agency, has announced a security incident that was first identified 16 months ago, on July 22, 2024. Liberty Resources said an immediate and thorough investigation was conducted, and that the investigation into the incident is still ongoing. It is unclear why the investigation has taken so long. According to its website data breach notice, the specific information compromised in the incident has yet to be confirmed. Employees and patients have been warned that the impacted data likely includes names, addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, medical information, and health insurance information. Since the investigation has not yet concluded, it is unclear how many individuals have been affected. While no evidence has been found to indicate any misuse of the affected information, employees and clients have been advised to remain vigilant against identity theft and fraud. While not stated by Liberty Resources, this appears to have been a cyberattack by the Rhysida threat group, which added Liberty Resources to its data leak site and threatened to sell the 665 GB of data allegedly stolen in the attack. Rhysida claims on its data leak site that the data that has not been sold has been published. The group claims the leaked data includes 885,433 files, and if the claim is true, that may go some way to explaining why the investigation and data review have taken so l