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NL: Patient files of Rainier van Arkel also captured in a hack

Posted on October 30, 2022 by Dissent

Jeffrey Clark reports:

Data from the files of 184 clients of mental health organizations Reinier van Arkel and Ypse in Den Bosch was captured in the major health care filings hack earlier this week. The health care institution confirms this on its website. All concerned clients have been informed by the institution. It is not known exactly what type of data is involved.

The data theft occurred at Carenzorgt, the client portal. About 9,000 healthcare institutions in the Netherlands use this to share digital medical records and personal data. Nedap, the developer of this software, reported the hack and has now shut down the information leak, says Rainer van Arkel.

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