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  • CrowdStrike Cybersecurity, headquartered in Australia, caused businesses, services and governments shutdowns around the world
    • Claims the disruption was caused when it pushed out a faulty patch to its customers worldwide
    • Temporarily shut down airports, hospitals, 911 services and much more
    • Former CrowdStrike executive stated; “Here’s what I think I know so far: Everybody runs CrowdStrike (if you don’t, lots of your partners do). Most customers have endpoint sensors set to auto-update. Bad-sensor update jammed up Windows machines. New/improved update now deployed. But customers often have to reboot machine to fix problem. Some have to boot to “safe-mode” and remove offending file. Reports now that some adversaries posing as “CrowdStrike Support” are reaching out to customers offering help — stay a little paranoid about who you are communicating with”
    • Healthcare systems that went offline include:
      • Mass General Brigham
      • Penn Medicine
      • Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
      • Michigan Medicine
      • Mount Sinai Hospital and Hospital for Special Surgery
      • Baylor Scott & White of Texas
      • RWJBarnabas Health of New Jersey
      • Emory Healthcare of Georgia
      • Norton Healthcare of Kentucky
      • UVA Health of Virginia
      • Greater Baltimore Medical Center
      • University of Miami’s UHealth
  • UnitedHealth Group may have total costs of $2.45 billion to recover from the recent ransomware attack on its Change Healthcare division.
  • Rite Aid Pharmacy Stores, headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, notified 2.2 million patients that their PHI was exposed after ransomware attack from RansomHub hacking group.
  • InHouse Physicians of Naperville, IL notified 148,000 patients that their PHI was inadvertently exposed on the Internet.
  • Disney Corp. is notifying an unknown number of customers that their info may have been stolen by NullBulge hacking group.
  • Bassett Furniture of Virginia, which has 100 locations, notified an unknown number of customers that their info was exposed after ransomware attack.
  • Pueblo County School District of Colorado notified an unknown number of students that

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