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UK: Rail minister’s laptop with confidential details of strike talks is stolen from pub

Posted on February 22, 2023 by Dissent

Amy Gibbons reports: A laptop belonging to the rail minister holding confidential information about strike negotiations was stolen from a London pub, the day after the biggest strikes in more than a decade. Police launched an investigation into the theft of Huw Merriman’s laptop on Feb 2. The investigation has since been dropped. […] A government spokesman…

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Protenus releases its 2023 Breach Barometer for Health Data Breaches

Posted on February 21, 2023 by Dissent

Protenus LLC has released its seventh annual Breach Barometer report. Unlike other analyses that seem to rely solely on reports to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Breach Barometer uses a broader lens and includes reports from non-HIPAA entities that involved medical data or health insurance information on employees or patients. There…

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MN: KFI Engineers pays $300k ransom, Black Basta ransomware group thanks…

Posted on February 21, 2023 by Dissent

Marco A. De Felice (@amvinfe) managed to shoulder-surf ransom negotiations between Black Basta and KFI Engineers (“KFI”) in Minnesota. He reports that the victims wound up paying $300,000.00, half of what the attackers initially demanded. KFI counts schools and hospitals among its clients, but as an engineering firm, one would not expect them to have…

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Ca: Sobeys admits to data breach in fall 2022, alerts customers and employees

Posted on February 21, 2023 by Dissent

Hafsa Arif provides an update on the ransomware attack on Sobeys, a Canadian supermarket chain, by Black Basta last year: The Maritime-based Empire Co. – parent company of Sobeys – acknowledges customers and employees past and present are receiving letters saying their personal information may have been compromised. Read more at CTV.

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Aviacode remains silent after 0mega dumps 200 GB of their files

Posted on February 20, 2023 by Dissent

On January 9, DataBreaches noticed that Aviacode had been added to the leak site for 0mega. Aviacode, which is part of GeBBS Healthcare Solutions, offers medical coding services, medical coding audits, coding denial management, clinical documentation improvement, and revenue cycle management for billings and claims. As such, it is often a business associate for HIPAA-covered…

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Mscripts notifies 66,372 patients whose prescription information was in unsecured cloud storage for two years

Posted on February 19, 2023 by Dissent

“Thousands of pharmacies & millions of people use mscripts,” the mscripts website claims. “We provide a digital communication platform to help patients stay on track with their healthcare by delivering targeted messages through a mobile and web platform tied directly to the pharmacy dispensing system,” the California firm explains. mscripts is Cardinal Health’s mobile pharmacy…

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