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Brazil medical firm Fleury hit by cyberattack

Posted on June 23, 2021 by Dissent

Jake Spring reports:

Brazilian medical lab company Fleury SA (FLRY3.SA) said in a securities filing that a cyberattack had resulted in a partial outage of its information technology systems on Tuesday.

Read more on Reuters.

Update of June 27:   REvil (Sodinokibi) ransomware operators have added Fleury to their leak site. The threat actors claim to have acquired 450gb of data containing: “sensitive medical information, bank transactions, tests results, email/phone.” As they usually do, they provided some screencaps as proof of access and exfiltration of at least some files.

 


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