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CA: Woman claims doctor mishandled patient records

Posted on February 8, 2020 by Dissent

Tori Cooper reports: Thousands of confidential patient records made it into 23ABC Newsroom Friday. Haylee Jones, stopped by with a box full of patient records, detailing highly privileged personal information belonging to thousands of patients in Kern County along with prescriptions and more. Kern Medical confirmed with us that Rishi Telwar was in the residency…

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PA: Allegheny Intermediate Unit investigates malware attack, avoids ransom payment

Posted on February 7, 2020 by Dissent

Jeff Himler reports: Allegheny Intermediate Unit alerted its employees Thursday afternoon to a recent malware attack on its data network but said there’s no initial evidence the perpetrator accessed sensitive information. According to the employee notice, which was made available to the Tribune-Review, an “unknown entity” encrypted portions of the intermediate unit’s network and demanded…

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FL: Ryuk ransomware used to attack Volusia library computers, records show

Posted on February 6, 2020 by Dissent

Mark Harper reports: Volusia County officials have turned over information for criminal investigation and public records indicate the cyber attacks that took down library computers used Ryuk ransomware. The cyberattack that took down public-access computers at Volusia County libraries last month involved ransomware that has elicited millions of dollars in ransom payments from governments and large businesses….

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Maze Team continues naming victims and dumping data…

Posted on February 5, 2020 by Dissent

I haven’t had time nor inclination to investigate all of Maze Team’s claimed victims, but of course, I have kept an eye out for ones involved health data or student data.  Thanks to HealthITSecurity, I learned that the threat actors also attacked a chiropractic practice in South Dakota.  The practice, called All About Potential Family…

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Personal Data Of 650,000 Oregonians Exposed After Medical Vendor’s Computer Stolen

Posted on February 5, 2020 by Dissent

Kristian Foden-Vencil A stolen computer has exposed the personal information — including names, social security numbers and addresses — of more than 650,000 Oregonians. Thieves stole a computer from the troubled medical transportation company GridWorks last November. It had personal information of patients as well as the company identity numbers of the Portland-area Medicaid provider Health…

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Salesforce Data Breach Suit Cites California Privacy Law

Posted on February 4, 2020 by Dissent

Daniel R. Stoller reports: Salesforce.com Inc. and a children’s clothing company face data-breach allegations in a federal court lawsuit that is among the first to cite California’s landmark privacy law since it took effect Jan. 1. Salesforce and Hanna Andersson failed to protect user data, safeguard platforms or provide cybersecurity warnings, alleges the complaint filed…

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