Healthcare Data Breach at Radin Health Exposes 80,000 Patient Records
A significant cybersecurity incident at Wyoming-based Radin Health has potentially compromised sensitive medical data of 80,000 patients across multiple healthcare facilities. The reported attack, involving ransomware and DDoS methods, has disabled critical appointment systems and raised concerns about cloud-based medical data security.
Massive Healthcare Data Breach: Ascension Health Reports 5.5 Million Records Compromised in BlackBasta Ransomware Attack
A major ransomware attack on Ascension Health, one of America's largest healthcare providers, has exposed sensitive data of 5.5 million individuals. The February 2024 breach, attributed to BlackBasta group, compromised medical records and personal information while sparing the core EHR system.
Major Ransomware Attack Exposes 1.4 Million Patient Records at Texas Healthcare System
A devastating cyberattack on Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center has compromised sensitive medical and personal data of over 1.4 million patients. The Interlock ransomware group has published 2.1 million files containing private healthcare information, marking one of the largest U.S. medical data breaches in recent history.
Massive Data Breach Threatens Rhode Island Social Services Portal
A major cyberattack on Rhode Island's RIBridges system has exposed sensitive personal data of hundreds of thousands of residents who applied for government assistance since 2016. State officials warn that cybercriminals may release the stolen information, which includes Social Security numbers and banking details, unless ransom demands are met.
Critical Biosecurity Breach: Over 300 Deadly Virus Samples Missing from Australian Lab
Queensland health authorities have revealed that 323 vials of lethal viruses, including Hendra, Hantavirus, and Lyssavirus, disappeared from a state laboratory following a 2021 freezer malfunction. While officials maintain there's no immediate public health risk due to sample degradation, the incident has sparked an investigation into serious biosecurity protocol gaps.
Software Developer Arrested in Healthcare CEO Murder Investigation
A 26-year-old software engineer was arrested in Pennsylvania for the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City. The suspect, found with weapons and fake IDs, had written grievances against the healthcare system and corporate America.
UnitedHealthcare AI Coverage Denial Lawsuit Resurfaces After CEO Shooting
A year before UnitedHealthcare CEO's shooting, a lawsuit alleged the company used AI with 90% error rate to deny Medicare Advantage coverage. The incident reignites debate over healthcare practices while police investigate the targeted attack with no clear motive established.
Kentucky Healthcare Provider PrimaryPlus Hit by Disruptive Cyberattack
A cyberattack has severely impacted operations at PrimaryPlus, a nonprofit healthcare organization in Kentucky, causing phone and pharmacy disruptions. While maintaining most patient services, the organization is working with forensics experts to investigate the breach and enhance security measures.
UnitedHealth CEO Criticizes Media Coverage in Wake of Executive Shooting
UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty condemns 'aggressive' media coverage following the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The leaked internal video message reveals growing tensions between healthcare executives and public sentiment amid controversies surrounding the $400 billion company.
Internet Sleuths Boycott Investigation of UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder
Leading online investigators are refusing to help track down the killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, citing widespread frustration with the American healthcare system. The unprecedented response highlights growing public discontent, even as official investigations continue with a $10,000 reward offered.