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Murfreesboro Medical Clinic reopens some, but not all, services. Attack appears to be work of BianLian.

Posted on May 7, 2023 by Dissent

On April 22, the Murfreesboro Medical Clinic in Tennessee suffered a ransomware attack that resulted in them having to shut down all operations on May 1-3 to limit the spread of the attack. The clinic’s statement was previously reported on DataBreaches.net.

A notice on their website today advises patients that MMC Pediatrics has resumed normal weekend operations but MMC Now Family Walk-In Clinics and laboratory and radiology services remain closed. MMC staff will be contacting patients over the weekend to confirm appointments and surgeries for Monday. Previous updates can be found on their site on a special Alerts page.

Popup on home page reads: Latest Update for the Weekend: May 6th & 7th MMC Pediatrics will resume normal weekend operations. The phone lines will open at 8am to schedule pediatric appointments for the day. All MMC Now Family Walk-In Clinics and Laboratory and Radiology services remain closed for the weekend. Our teams will be working through the weekend to help get us back online and back to providing patient care. MMC staff will be contacting patients over the weekend to confirm appointments and surgeries for Monday. Thank you for your patience. We are working diligently to resume patient care.

Attacked by BianLian?

Although the clinic has not identified the threat actors, DataBreaches was able to identify BianLian as the threat actor based on an obfuscated listing on their leak site with a matching number of asterisks for the name of the victim as well as information about the number of patients seen by the clinic each month and its revenue as reported on zoominfo.com.

Listing on BianLian uses asterisks to mask the clinic name, but the number of asterisks and the description of the clinic match Murfreesboro Medical Clinic's information.
This listing on BianLian appears to correspond to the Murfreesboro Medical Clinic. Image: DataBreaches.net.

BianLian claims to have 250GB of files from their victim.

Given the clinic reports that they are swamped with calls, DataBreaches has not reached out to them to ask them to confirm this site’s attribution.


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