This week, the group known as Hunters International claimed responsibility for an attack on the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Washington. Yesterday, they dumped data from an attack that allegedly included the exfiltration of 533.1 GB of files. Inspection of the tranche suggests that the attack mainly involved internal documents. However, the fact that patients were contacted directly with what has been reported by at least one patient as accurate information from their records suggests that the attackers did get at least some patient data. The file tree that was leaked also indicates patient files were accessible.
On December 17, DataBreaches noted that the Medusa gang added BioMatrix to its website and posted screenshots of over two dozen internal files, including records with patients' protected health information (PHI). The listing demands $10,000 to delay data publication for one day or $1 million to delete or download all data.
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