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TX: Threat actors dump patient files from Nocona General Hospital

Posted on February 10, 2021 by Dissent

On February 3,  Conti threat actors added Nocona General Hospital in Texas to their leak site, posting 20 files as proof that they had accessed the hospital’s files.  Many of the files contained patient records from 2018, and appeared to be pdf scans or doc files. They did not appear to be records from any…

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University of Colorado responds to Accellion breach

Posted on February 10, 2021 by Dissent

California-based Accellion has already released statements about a breach they experienced.  And they have already been hit with at least one lawsuit over the breach. But we are still first learning about how some of their clients were impacted. Today we learned that the University of Colorado is investigating whether there was any personal, confidential,…

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FR: Mutuelle Nationale des Hospitaliers et des professionnels de la santé et du social (MNH) discloses cyberattack

Posted on February 9, 2021 by Dissent

(translation of statement on their web site): The MNH has been undergoing a cyber attack since Friday, February 5, 2021 . Computer systems have been disconnected for security reasons. Our websites (mnh.fr, members’ area, corresponding and elected extranets) as well as our telephone platform (3031) are temporarily unavailable. The processing times for your requests are extended. Believe that we…

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NC: Stolen Chatham county data posted online after cyber incident, includes personnel files, other sensitive documents

Posted on February 9, 2021 by Dissent

Bill Horner III, Hannah McLellan, & D. Lars Dolder report: Sensitive data files stolen following Chatham County’s Oct. 28 governmental “cyber incident” have been posted online by the criminal enterprise responsible, the News + Record has learned. The files include such things as personnel records of some county employees, medical evaluations of children who are…

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Update: Threat actors dump Somerset ISD student personal and health information

Posted on February 9, 2021 by Dissent

As this site reported yesterday, Somerset Independent School District in Texas was reportedly attacked by Avaddon threat actors.  Somerset has not responded to inquiries by this site and they do not seem to have posted anything on their web site about any breach. Yesterday, the threat actors dumped an archive with 1,520 files in 27…

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Somerset ISD in Texas allegedly hit with ransomware — but were they?

Posted on February 8, 2021 by Dissent

Threat actors claim to have successfully attacked Somerset ISD in Texas with ransomware.  But did they? Were functions interrupted at all by files being encrypted? Were phones, email, or internet knocked out at all?  DataBreaches.net has seen no local news reports of any of that, and there does not appear to be any notice or…

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