Cyberattack Exposes Data of Around 19 Million Citizens in Poland
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Poland is facing a major cybersecurity crisis, the consequences of which could be felt far beyond the health sector. ...
The first elements favour the path of cybercriminals acting for a financial purpose, said the Minister of Digitisation, who excluded the payment of any ransom and promised to pursue the authors "unrelentingly".
This is "one of the largest" cybersecurity incidents ever recorded in Polish history - Initial evidence suggests that cybercriminals are acting with a financial goal
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski spoke on TVN24 about the MyDr data leak, emphasizing that its scale is not yet known. The company provided tvn24.pl with its position on the incident.
The Polish authorities announced on Wednesday a massive leak of medical and personal data of nearly 19 million citizens during a cyber attack against a medical software provider, reports AFP.
AGI - Poland authorities have announced a massive leak of medical and personal data concerning almost 19 million citizens, following a cyber attack on a medical software provider used by 12,000 facilities. According to the Minister for Digital, Krzysztof Gawkowski, the incident represents "one of the largest" cyber security violations ever recorded in the history of this country of 37 million inhabitants. Excluding the hypothesis of an attack by…
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