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Es: Clinic hackers threaten to destroy information about patients with infectious diseases

Posted on April 8, 2023 by Dissent

World Nation News reports the threat actors who attacked Hospital Clínic de Barcelona are threatening to release sensitive medical information on patients.

In particular, they warned that “in the near future” they will publish information about patients with infectious diseases and information about the use of experimental drugs in the elderly that the Barcelona center carries out. The ‘hackers’, the Ransom House collective, have already published thousands of controversial data from the hospital in the first ‘deep web’.

In a statement, the hackers reveal that the events will take place in days that will “greatly harass the police” and they thank the Mossos for blocking their site, which they say is due to this intervention. I find it a “much faster way to distribute files”.

Read more at World Nation News.

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