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122,000 Providence Health Plan customers may be affected by data breach at Dominion National

Posted on September 1, 2019 by Dissent

Ted Sickinger reports: The personal information of as many as 122,000 customers of Providence Health Plan’s dental program in Oregon may have been compromised in a security breach at the program’s administrator, Virginia-based Dominion National. Read more on OregonLive. While 122,000 is a lot of patients potentially affected, it could have been worse if Providence…

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Ransomware attack impacts hundreds of dental offices

Posted on August 30, 2019 by Dissent

Cassidy Williams reports: Hundreds of dental offices across the country were targeted in a ransomware attack. PerCSoft, IT company that was attacked, is based out of West Allis. It wasn’t immediately clear whether patient data, including Social Security numbers, was compromised. Read more on Fox6.  As Catalin Cimpanu reported on ZDNet, PerCSoft collaborated with The…

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NZ: Hospital emails stolen in phishing scam

Posted on August 27, 2019 by Dissent

CCDHB reports: A Capital & Coast DHB staff member has fallen victim to an email phishing scam which took thousands of emails from their address to other email addresses across New Zealand and internationally. But no private or patient information has been compromised. The staff member’s email address was immediately locked down to prevent further…

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Lyons Companies Breach Notice

Posted on August 24, 2019 by Dissent

Lyons Companies issued a breach notification press release on August 23. Let’s skip the PR and cut to the chase, shall we? What Happened? On March 12, 2019, Lyons learned of unusual activity in an employee email account. It turned out two employee email accounts were accessed without authorization. One email account was subject to unauthorized…

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Hackers attack Indian healthcare website, steal 6.8 million records

Posted on August 22, 2019 by Dissent

IANS reports: New Delhi: In a startling revelation, US-based cyber security firm FireEye said on Thursday that hackers broke into a leading India-based healthcare website, stealing 68 lakh records containing patient and doctor information. Without naming the website, FireEye said cyber criminals — mostly China-based — are directly selling data stolen from healthcare organisations and…

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Hackers Targeting Healthcare with Financially Motivated Cyberattacks

Posted on August 22, 2019 by Dissent

Jessica Davis reports: Healthcare organizations are increasingly being targeted with financially motivated cyberattacks by hackers attempting to gain access to valuable patient records and others sensitive information, according to FireEye researchers. While it’s been clear for some time that hackers have targeted the healthcare sector given many providers operate on outdated or unsupported systems, new…

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