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Rhysida Ransomware Hits Royal Hospital

November 30, 2023
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Rhysida Ransomware Hits Royal Hospital

The prestigious King Edward VII’s Hospital in London faces a serious cybersecurity threat as the Rhysida ransomware group claims responsibility for hacking and adds it to their list of victims on their Tor leak site. Established in 1899 by the Prince of Wales, the hospital is renowned for providing top-tier medical care, specializing in musculoskeletal, urology, women’s health, and digestive health. The ransomware group not only asserts having breached the hospital’s security but also publishes proof in the form of stolen documents, including medical reports, x-rays, prescriptions, and more. The Rhysida group, known for its audacious tactics, claims to have obtained a substantial amount of sensitive data from both patients and employees, including information related to the Royal Family.

In a bold move, they announce the auctioning of this trove of data for 10 BTC, intending to sell it to a single buyer. The threat escalates further as the group vows to publicly release the stolen data if the auction is unsuccessful within the next seven days. This incident highlights the increasing sophistication and audacity of ransomware attacks, targeting not only renowned institutions like King Edward VII’s Hospital but also expanding to include high-profile victims such as the British Library and China Energy Engineering Corporation. The Rhysida ransomware group’s actions reflect a disturbing trend of cybercriminals targeting institutions of historical and cultural significance, aiming to exploit sensitive information for financial gain.

The compromised data, which includes details from the Royal Family, underscores the severity of the breach. The group’s modus operandi, involving a public auction and the threat of data exposure, further emphasizes the evolving tactics employed by ransomware operators, posing significant challenges to cybersecurity measures across various sectors. As institutions grapple with these threats, the broader implications of such attacks on privacy, data security, and the integrity of renowned organizations come to the forefront.

 

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