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Covenant Health Notifying 480K Patients of 2025 Data Theft

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Covenant Health notified 480K patients of a data theft incident in May 2025; hackers claimed to have stolen 852 GB of health information.

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Original Source Material

Ransomware Gang Qilin Had Claimed It Stole 852 GB of Health System's Data Nearly half a million patients of a Catholic healthcare network that serves New England and parts of Pennsylvania began the new year by receiving notifications that hackers may have stolen their health information in a May 2025 hacking incident.