A New Data Theft Gang for the Health Sector to Lose Sleep Over
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A new cybercriminal gang called Insomnia has targeted healthcare-related entities; 18 victims have been reported with more than half linked to the health sector.
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Newcomer 'Insomnia' Appears to Favor US Healthcare-Related Entities A new cybercriminal gang, Insomnia, appears to have its eyes wide open for potential healthcare-related targets. Since surfacing on the darkweb in recent weeks, the apparent data theft group has chalked up 18 alleged victims on its data leak site, with more than half having ties to healthcare.