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KY: Taylor Regional Hospital phone lines still down after reported cyberattack on Monday

Posted on January 29, 2022 by Dissent

Taylor Regional Hospital issued an urgent notice on Tuesday about an attack that occurred on Monday, January 24.  Concerningly, it sounds like the situation hasn’t improved much since then as a banner notice reads “URGENT NOTICE – All phone lines at the hospital and hospital-owned provider offices are currently down….” From TRH’s website: TRH’s systems,…

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Ransomware group threatens to leak data from France’s justice ministry

Posted on January 29, 2022 by Dissent

Mathieu Pollet, translated by Daniel Eck, reports: Hackers from ransomware gang Lockbit 2.0 claimed to have hacked into the French justice ministry on Thursday (27 January). They said that if the ransom is not paid by 10 February, the stolen data will be published. EURACTIV France reports. A total of 9,859 files are ready to be disseminated on…

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IA: Ottumwa dental office notifies patients of 2020 ransomware attack

Posted on January 28, 2022 by Dissent

The Ottuma Courier reports that a dental office is notifying patients whose information may have been exposed in a ransomware incident. They report, in part: On Nov, 22, 2020, the office of Gregory P. Vannucci, a dental provider and oral surgeon, detected a network security incident affecting his practice. An unauthorized third-party accessed the network…

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QNAP users angry after NAS drives are updated to combat DeadBolt ransomware

Posted on January 28, 2022 by Dissent

Connor Jones reports: QNAP customers have expressed anger towards the company after it forced a security update on large numbers of its users’ network-attached storage (NAS) drives. The NAS manufacturer announced on Wednesday that DeadBolt ransomware was “widely targeting” QNAP drives and locking out users until they paid a fee in Bitcoin. Numerous users began reporting…

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Hit by Conti ransomware in October, Medical Healthcare Solutions now notifying clients’ patients (Update 1)

Posted on January 27, 2022 by Dissent

On January 21, Medical Healthcare Solutions issued a statement on its website about a ransomware attack, although they do not state that it was a ransomware attack. Nor do they identify the incident as an attack by Conti, but it was. Medical Healthcare Solutions, Inc. (MHS), recently experienced a cyber-incident that impacted some protected health…

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Conti ransomware hits Apple, Tesla supplier

Posted on January 27, 2022 by Dissent

Catalin Cimpanu reports: The Conti ransomware gang has been linked to an attack on Delta Electronics, a Taiwanese electronics manufacturing company and a major supplier of power components to companies like Apple and Tesla. The attack took place last Friday, on January 21, according to a statement shared by the company with stock market authorities. Read more…

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