Kettering Health Notifying Patients of Interlock Breach
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Kettering Health notified patients and affiliates of a potential data breach in May 2025; cybercriminal group Interlock claimed responsibility. The incident involved personal, health, and financial information.
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Cybercrime Group First Listed Ohio Health System as a Data Theft Victim Last June Ohio-based Kettering Health is notifying current and former patients and "affiliates" that their personal, health and financial information was potentially compromised in a May 2025 ransomware attack and data theft incident claimed by cybercriminal gang Interlock.