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WY: Former Employee Inappropriately Accessed Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Patient Health Records

Posted on July 8, 2022 by Dissent

Phoenixville Hospital was just one of two reports this week involving employees behaving badly by accessing patient files without a legitimate purpose. On July 6, Cheyenne Regional Medical Center in Wyoming revealed that a former employee had inappropriately accessed several patients’ personal health records between August 31, 2020, and May 26, 2022. In this case,…

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PA: Phoenixville Hospital notifying patients after discovering improper EMR access by employee

Posted on July 8, 2022 by Dissent

Despite employers’ best efforts, some employees will just continue to try to snoop in patient files. This time, a covered entity discovered the wrongdoing via their own internal monitoring. Phoenixville Hospital, operated by Tower Health, reports that a recent review detected that an employee had accessed a patient’s electronic medical records (EMR) without any apparent…

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A community health provider in Vermont and an addiction rehab organization in Pennsylvania fall prey to BlackByte

Posted on July 8, 2022 by Dissent

Two medical entities appear to have recently fallen prey to attacks using BlackByte’s ransomware, and both entities have now had some of their data leaked on BlackByte’s dedicated leak site. Lamoille Health Partners Lamoille Health Partners in Vermont serves the Lamoille County community’s healthcare needs. As such, they provide a range of comprehensive services that…

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SiegedSec continues #OpJane efforts

Posted on July 8, 2022 by Dissent

On June 26, DataBreaches reported that hacktivists calling themselves SiegedSec claimed to have attacked government servers in Arkansas and Kentucky to protest those states’ abortion bans. As noted at the time, the “attacks” seemed mostly symbolic, as neither server contained any information related to the abortion issue or laws and was all publicly available. Yesterday,…

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Graff paid £6m ransom fee to Conti, now sues Travelers for refusing to reimburse

Posted on July 8, 2022 by Dissent

Sam Lewis reports: It has been revealed that high-end British jeweller Graff paid out a ransom fee topping £6 million in a well-publicised cyber attack last year. It emerged in November 2021 that Graff had been the target of Russian hackers who had gained possession of data pertaining to many of Graff’s high-profile customers. The incident is…

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More details emerge on Professional Finance Company ransomware incident, but questions remain

Posted on July 7, 2022 by Dissent

A ransomware attack on Professional Finance Company (PFC) has some of us who track breaches in the healthcare sector wondering how large this breach will be. The last time we saw a big breach involving a collection agency was in 2019. The American Medical Collection Agency filed for bankruptcy pretty quickly and the total number…

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