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New York medical practices hit by “Bl00dy Ransomware Gang”

Posted on August 28, 2022 by Dissent

Is “Bl00dy Ransomware Gang” a new ransomware group on the scene, a rebrand, or neither?   In July, a new channel appeared on Telegram called the “Bl00dy Ransomware Gang.” In August, information about alleged victims started to appear. So far, the gang has leaked some data allegedly from three victims in two incidents. In each case,…

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NHS cyberattack causing ‘total chaos’ in hospitals could take a year to recover

Posted on August 27, 2022 by Dissent

Rebecca Thomas reports: It could take more than a year for hospitals to recover patient record systems following the recent NHS cyberattack, The Independent has learned. Hospitals impacted are likely to need two weeks to recover for every day the situation goes unresolved, according to NHS sources. While initial attention following the ransomware attack on Advantage software was its impact on…

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Transparency #FAIL: Why won’t Anthem/Elevance Health answer a simple question about breaches?

Posted on August 23, 2022 by Dissent

A DataBreaches opinion piece. You might think a giant insurer like Anthem, which has experienced at least several breaches over the years — including one of the most significant breaches ever — would understand the importance of transparency by now. Apparently not. On May 24, Anthem (now known as Elevance Health) posted a notice on…

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MD: Onyx Technology alerts clients and patients of ransomware incident

Posted on August 23, 2022 by Dissent

On August 12, Onyx Technology of Maryland began notifying regulators and others about a ransomware attack they experienced. According to their notification to the Montana Attorney General’s Office on behalf of  Independent Care Health Plan (iCare), they discovered the attack on June 28. Their investigation subsequently found that “a server may have been removed or…

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Humana, Cotiviti settle class action affecting 65,000 members

Posted on August 19, 2022 by Dissent

There’s an update to a breach reported on DataBreaches that involved both a business associate (Cotiviti) and insider wrong-doing by an employee of a subcontractor of the business associate (Visionary). Humana and Cotiviti agreed to a class action settlement to resolve claims they jeopardized consumer data in a 2020 data breach. The settlement benefits consumers…

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NY: Practice Resources, LLC notifies 942,138 patients after ransomware attack

Posted on August 16, 2022 by Dissent

On August 4, Practice Resources, LLC notified the California Attorney General’s Office that it had been the victim of a ransomware attack on April 12. They also notified HHS that 942,138 patients were affected by the breach (see below). The New York firm is a business associate that provides a variety of health management services,…

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