Billing Services Firm Notifying Medical Lab Patients of Hack
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Ransomware gang Everest Group claims it has leaked data from medical diagnostic labs; patients of these labs may have sensitive information compromised.
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Ransomware Gang Everest Claims It Has Leaked All Stolen Data A revenue cycle management software firm is notifying an undisclosed number of patients of several medical diagnostic labs that their sensitive information, including diagnoses and treatments, was stolen in a November hack. Ransomware gang Everest Group claims it has leaked all the data.