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Pysa shuttered its leak site before it ever dumped data from more than half a dozen schools. Here’s what we know so far.

Posted on June 3, 2022 by chum1ng0

The education sector has always been a relatively easy target for cybercriminals. One group in particular —  Pysa —  earned a reputation for its ransomware attacks on schools. Despite analyses and alerts in March, 2021 by threat intel firms and the U.S. government indicating that Pysa was a major threat to the education sector in…

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“It took 6 hours to get access to every IT system” of Argentina’s Senate – Vice Society

Posted on March 22, 2022 by chum1ng0

The web site of Argentina’s senate was hit by a ransomware attack on or about January 12. Unlike other entities that do not disclose quickly, the Senate issued a statement on Twitter about Vice Society’s attack two days later: ?El Senado de la Nación sufrió el 12 de enero a las 4 AM un ataque…

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Jackson Hospital responded quickly to ransomware incident

Posted on January 16, 2022 by chum1ng0

Sean Lyngaas reports: It was approaching midnight on Sunday and the head of IT at a Florida hospital had a problem. The emergency room of Jackson Hospital, a 100-bed facility on Florida’s panhandle, called to report that it couldn’t connect to the charting system that doctors use to look up patients’ medical histories. Jamie Hussey,…

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Saved by the backups: Hospital Centro de Andalucia recovered quickly from ransomware attack

Posted on January 13, 2022 by chum1ng0

Some ransomware groups have pledged not to attack healthcare facilities. Vice Society is not one of them, as their recent attack on a Spanish hospital reminds us.    Amaveca Salud provides a number of in-patient and outpatient services and therapies. Last year, they inaugurated a private hospital, Hospital Centro de Andalucia in Lucena, Spain. When…

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CA: Woodlake Unified District student and personnel data dumped after ransomware incident

Posted on October 26, 2021 by chum1ng0

Woodlake Unified District in California includes Castle Rock Elementary, Francis J. White Learning Center, Woodlake Educational Options Program, Woodlake Union High School, and Woodlake Valley Middle School.  On April 11, the district took to Facebook to alert the community to a ransomware incident that occurred on April 9. Image: DataBreaches.net For months, the breach did…

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Two more ransomware attacks on the education sector revealed

Posted on October 7, 2021 by chum1ng0

In August, DataBreaches.net highlighted ransomware threat actors known as Pysa who have been attacking both the medical sector and the education sector — two sectors near and dear to this site’s publisher. Today, we report on two more school districts attacked by Pysa. Consolidated High School District 230  The Consolidated High School District 230 in…

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