- Blackhat/ALPHV, a Russian hacking group, claims to have stolen 300GB worth of classified documents from several federal agencies, such as the FBI and CIA, and is threatening to post them on the web.
- Matthew Philbert was arrested in Canada for using email phishing to launch ransomware attacks in Canada, and sentenced to 2 years in prison.
- Amur Oblast, a Russian hacker, was arrested when he visited South Korea, and extradited to Ohio to face charges of launching cyber attacks against hospitals in the U.S., facing up to 35 years in prison.
- Lincare Holdings, provider of respiratory equipment, will pay $7.25 million to settle lawsuit alleging negligence regarding cyber attack breach that exposed PHI of 2,918,444 patients in 2021
- Chelan Douglas Health District of Washington is being sued for alleged negligence over a breach that exposed PHI of patients.
- Keenan & Associates of Torrance, CA notified 1.51 people that their info was exposed after a cyber attack.
- Mercedes-Benz confirmed that confidential may have been stolen after recent cyber attack.
- Plaza Radiology, aka Chattanooga Imaging of Tennessee and Georgia, notified 569,000 patients that their PHI was exposed after cyber attack.
- CompleteCare Health Network of New Jersey notified 313,973 patients that their PHI was exposed after cyber attack.
- Schneider Electric notified an unknown number of customers that their info was exposed after ransomware attack.
- Freehold Township School District of New Jersey notified an unknown number of students of a FERPA breach caused by a cyber attack.
- Concentra Health Services of Texas notified 3.9 million patients that their PHI was exposed after cyber attack.
- Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, IL notified an unknown number of patients that their PHI may have been exposed after it was hit by another cyber attack.
- Lafourche Medical Group of Louisiana agreed to pay $480,000 to settle allegations of negligence regarding exposure of PHI for 34,862 patients after email phishing attack.
- Clorox Corp. announced that a recent cyber attack has cost the company “tens of millions of dollars”
- Johnson Controls Corp. announced that a recent attack has cost the company $27 million.
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