Deborah McAleese reports: Twenty-eight computers containing the records of thousands of patients have been stolen from a Belfast Hospital, UTV can reveal. The computers were being used to train staff on the new encompass system, a digital healthcare record that is being rolled out across all health trusts. Belfast Health Trust said the missing appliances…
Center for Digestive Health notifies patients of April 2024 cyberattack
In May, 2024, the threat actors known as BianLian added the Center for Digestive Health in Florida to their dark web leak site. In June, they leaked what they claimed was 2.2 TB of files that they described as: A physical and medical history examination. Accounting, budget, financial data. Contract data and NDA’s. Accidents. Files…
Sunflower Medical Group notifies 220,968 of December cyberattack by Rhysida
Sunflower Medical Group has notified 220,968 people of a December attack by Rhysida. According to their submission to the Maine Attorney General’s Office and their notification letter to those affected, the Kansas-based group of independent physicians detected the attack on January 7, 2025. Investigation revealed that it had occurred on December 15, 2024. The day…
Attorney General James Sues National General and Allstate Insurance for Failing to Protect New Yorkers’ Personal Information
NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today filed a lawsuit against several insurance companies doing business as National General and Allstate Insurance Company (Allstate) for failing to protect New Yorkers’ personal information from cyberattacks. In 2020 and 2021, National General suffered a pair of back-to-back data breaches that exposed the driver’s license numbers of…
Endless Mountains Health Systems affected by cyberattack; patients alerted to situation
Endless Mountains Health Systems (EMHS) in Pennsylvania has been dealing with a cyberattack that has impacted its operations and some of its systems. They have not stated whether it is a ransomware incident or not. EMHS announced the attack on March 5 on its website, but had already been noting problems on its Facebook page…
Akira ransomware gang used an unsecured webcam to bypass EDR
The Akira ransomware gang exploited an unsecured webcam to bypass EDR and launch encryption attacks on a victim’s network. Pierluigi Paganini reports: Cybersecurity researchers at S-RM team discovered a novel attack technique used by the Akira ransomware gang. The ransomware group used an unsecured webcam to encrypt systems within a target’s network, bypassing Endpoint Detection…