Medyc Cyberattack Exposes Data Of Polish Patients
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The Polish National Scientific and Academic Computing Network (NASK) is analyzing three cyber incidents from recent weeks. In the case of the companies Enel-Med, Qbusoft and MyDr, the data of millions of people may have been leaked, reports the Warsaw-based TASR correspondent, citing the PAP agency and Polish media. "The healthcare sector is a...
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IT Security News - cybersecurity, infosecurity newsHackers exploit SQL injection flaw to steal patient data from Polish medical software provider
Hackers stole patient data from Qbusoft, a Polish medical software maker, weeks after a breach at another provider exposed records of nearly 19 million people in the country. The data comes from Medyc, a platform the company sells to medical offices and clinics to manage patient registration, records and prescriptions. In August, attackers stole data on nearly 19 million people from MyDr, a Warsaw-based company whose software is used by about 12…
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cybernoz.comMedyc Cyberattack Exposes Data Of Polish Patients
A Medyc cyberattack has exposed personal data belonging to patients in Poland after attackers exploited an SQL injection vulnerability in software developed by Qbusoft, the company behind the Medyc medical records and practice management platform. The attack affected personal information including names, PESEL numbers, addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses. According to a notification issued by one healthcare provider using Medyc, the…
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