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After cyber attack, New York hospitals find stolen patient info stored in Massachusetts, look for its return

Posted on December 28, 2023 by Dissent

Jeff Cole reports:

Nearly four months after a cyber attack, Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center and Carthage Area Hospital have made progress in learning what stolen data may have been leaked, and where it was being stored. Now the hospitals have filed legal paperwork to get that data back.

[…]

The hospitals and FBI have discovered where the stolen data was stored. The hospital is now taking legal action, filing documents in late November that indicate the stolen data was stored on a server owned by Wasabi Technologies in Boston, Massachusetts.

Read more at WWNY TV.

h/t, Brett Callow

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