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NY: Woman Stole Elderly Identities To Fund ‘Brazilian Butt Lift’; Cops Say

Posted on September 24, 2017 by Dissent

CBS News reports: A Huntington Station woman has been accused of ripping off physical therapy patients to pay for cosmetic surgery. Suffolk County Police say Andrea Echevarria pilfered personal information from records kept by her old employer, Deer Park PTDC — a physical therapy office located in Deer Park. Authorities allege that Echevarria used the…

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MA: SMART Physical Therapy hacked by TheDarkOverlord

Posted on September 23, 2017 by Dissent

SMART (“Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Therapy”) Physical Therapy has two locations in Massachusetts:  one in Malden and one in Reading. But it doesn’t matter which one patients may have been treated at, as data from all of their patients was recently hacked by TheDarkOverlord. And not surprisingly, the attackers tried to extort the clinic. Having…

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How Ransomware has become an ‘Ethical’ Dilemma in the Eastern European Underground

Posted on September 22, 2017 by Dissent

Regular readers of this site will remember the Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center ransomware incident, if for no other reason than it was the first time we had a medical center publicly revealing that they had been hit by ransomware and had decided to pay the ransom (approximately $17,000) than risk a shutdown of life-saving equipment….

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Analysis of August healthcare breaches highlights hacking incidents

Posted on September 22, 2017 by Dissent

Protenus’s Breach Barometer for August notes that hacking incidents accounted for 54.5% of the health data breaches disclosed in August and  95% of the 673,934 breached records for August incidents. Also of note: Extortion demands and non-automated ransom demands also continue to plague the healthcare industry, although in many cases, media reports and HHS reports make no mention…

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OH: Medical Mutual Provides Notice of Data Incident

Posted on September 19, 2017 by Dissent

Medical Mutual of Ohio (Medical Mutual) is taking action after recently discovering that an email containing personal information belonging to a portion of its Medicare Advantage members was inadvertently sent to an incorrect email address. Read more on Northwest Signal (sub. req.)

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Data breach made public, Ridgeview says it exposed some email addresses

Posted on September 18, 2017 by Dissent

Ridgeview Medical Center has informed some members of Ridgeview Community Network that a security breach may have affected some of their protected health information, according to a press release from Ridgeview. According to the press release, affected members were notified on Sept. 8 that their email addresses had been exposed by Ridgeview Community Network. Read…

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