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JEV Plastic Surgery & Medical Aesthetics notifies patients of malware incident

Posted on November 4, 2021 by Dissent
JEV Plastic Surgery & Medical Aesthetics in Maryland has issued a press release about a malware incident.
According to their notice, an unauthorized actor accessed their  systems and may have viewed or acquired certain patient information between April 30, 2021 and June 14, 2021.  

The types of personal and/or medical information that may have been accessible by the unauthorized actor included: consultation notes, medical history, surgical operative notes, date of birth, and name.

SOURCE JEV Plastic Surgery and Medical Aesthetics, LLC

As is often (too often?) the case, the notice does not indicate who the threat actors were/are and whether any ransom demand was issued — or paid.  So far, this incident has not shown up on any ransomware leak site or on HHS’s public breach tool.

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