Data Breach at Connecticut’s Yale New Haven Health Affcts Over 5 Million
Connecticut's Largest Healthcare Provider Said it Was Hit by Ransomware in March.
Data Breach at Connecticut’s Yale New Haven Health Affcts Over 5 Million
A Data Breach at Connecticut’s Largest Healthcare System Yale New Haven Health Affles More Thhan 5.5 Million People, According to A Legally Required Notice with the Us Gover’s Health.
Yale New Haven Said The March Cyberattack Allowed Malicious Hackers to Obtain Copies of Patients
Per a notice on the Healthcare System’s Website, The Stolen Data Varies by Person, But Can Inclu Patient Names, Dates of Birdh, Postal and Emeil Addresses, Phone Numbers, Race and Ethnicity Data, and Social Security Numbers. The Stolen Data Also Information About Types of Patients and Medical Record Numbers.
Local Media quoted the Healthcare System’s Spokepersons
WHEN SUSTED About the Nature of the Cyberattack by TechCrunch, Yale New Haven Spokesperson Beef Marnane Did Not Dispute That The Incident.
“Said Marnane, Declining to Comment Further to Techcrunch, Citing An Overgaying Law Information Blood Blood Business.
The Healthcare Provider Declined to say it was any Communication with the hackers, or if the hackers made a demand for payment.
AS OF Press Time, No Major Ransomware Group Has Publicly Taken Credit for the Hack. Its not uncommon for ransomware and data extrtioning gangs to publish’s stolen files.
This is the Second Major Healthcare Data Breach Confirmed This Week, After Blue Shield of California Revealed it Shared Health Data of 4.7 Million Patients with Google Over Several Years.
Updated with comments and deils related to ransomware.
