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Patient appointments imperiled by cyberattack on French radiologist

Posted on May 8, 2024 by Dissent

Alexander Martin reports:

Coradix-Magnescan, a French company that provides medical radiological imaging, has warned patients it is currently dealing with a cyberattack that risks “complicating” their appointments.

Based in Perpignan in southern France, just north of the Pyrenees mountains and close to the Mediterranean Sea, the company said at this point there is no evidence of any data theft.

It follows the AlphV ransomware group last year attempting to extort a healthcare network in the United States by publishing photographs of breast cancer patients.

The nature of the cyberattack has not been confirmed. A popup statement on the Coradix website announced the company has been affected by malware.

Read more at The Record.

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