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ES: Cyberattack at l’Hospital Clínic has affected laboratory, pharmacy, and emergency services (updated)

Posted on March 6, 2023 by Dissent

Translation:

A ransomware-type computer attack at the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona affects the center’s Laboratory, Pharmacy and emergency services.

[…]

The Clinic has reported that they have coordinated with Salut and the other hospitals in the city to attend to emergencies, medical transport and urgent codes (such as strokes or heart attacks). At the moment, patients already admitted have not had to be transferred to other centres. On the other hand, new patients are referred to other centers.

Read more at CCMA.cat

Update: Other coverage reports that RansomHouse is allegedly responsible for the attack.

“We won’t pay them a cent,” said Catalan Telecommunications Director Sergi Marcen, adding that the hackers have not asked for payments in exchange for the data yet.

 

Category: Health DataMalwareNon-U.S.

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