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Update on Plainedge School District ransomware attack

Posted on July 5, 2022 by Dissent

On June 15, DataBreaches reported that BlackCat threat actors had added Plainedge School District in New York to their dedicated leak site. At the time, BlackCat (aka ALPHV) only offered a few files as proof but warned more data would be leaked if they did not hear from the district. The threat actors subsequently dumped…

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ATC Healthcare, Community of Hope, The People Concern disclose breaches, Advocates notifies more people of its breach

Posted on July 2, 2022 by Dissent

Preface: In this post, DataBreaches summarizes four more notifications involving patient data or health data that were published this past week. Three of the incidents are new disclosures and one is an update. Note that the three newly disclosed incidents all involved compromise of employee email accounts. In at least two of the three incidents,…

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Medical documents, other personal information found by landscaper on busy Jacksonville road

Posted on July 2, 2022 by Dissent

Today’s reminder that low-tech paper breaches are still reportable breaches. Robert Bradfield reports someone found a trove of medical records from Allen Eye Center. Some records date back to the 1990s. “I just know that I saw date of births, names, full names, addresses, phone numbers,” Matt said. Read more at First Coast News. 

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Alameda Health System’s second breach went undetected by investigators of first breach?

Posted on July 1, 2022 by Dissent

On June 24, Alameda Health System in California submitted a notification to the California Attorney General’s Office. The notification concerned a breach of an employee’s email account breach that began on April 30, 2020. The breach wasn’t discovered until February 23, 2022, and the account was locked down after that in March. According to Alameda’s…

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Updating: Breach reports from Eye Care Leaders’ clients continue to add up

Posted on July 1, 2022 by Dissent

As June drew to a close, DataBreaches’ little notepad tabulations indicate that we already have reports from 32 entities impacted by the Eye Care Leaders breach last December. Readers may recall that ECL’s myCare Integrity platform was reportedly accessed by an unauthorized individual who deleted some of the databases before being detected. As far as…

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Health Information Management vendor breach results in theft of patient info

Posted on June 30, 2022 by Dissent

Unauthorized access to a New Jersey Health Information Management (HIM) vendor’s portal has resulted in some patients’ protected health information being acquired and exfiltrated. Earlier today, DataBreaches was contacted by someone known to this site as “DarkFox.”  DataBreaches has reported on DarkFox in the past without identifying them, but is identifying them this time by…

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