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Phoenix chiropractic practice offline after ransomware attack

Posted on May 24, 2021October 12, 2024 by Dissent

Spine & Disc Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona is a chiropractic practice. They have apparently been the victims of a ransomware attack by Avaddon threat actors, who added them to their leak site and dumped some data as proof of claims.

Listing on Leak Site
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It is not clear how much data the threat actors may have exfiltrated. The archived files they dumped as proof contain patient records and some employee information, but no EHR/EMR system or personnel databases.

The practice’s web site has been unreachable for the past few days. DataBreaches.net has reached out by email to request a statement and will update this post if a reply is received.

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