A recent leak of chat logs from the Black Basta ransomware group, shared with threat intelligence firm Prodaft, has unveiled crucial details about the gang's internal operations and its members. The logs, containing over 200,000 messages dated from September 2023 to September 2024, were released by an anonymous source amid reported internal strife, particularly following failures to deliver decryption tools to victims. The Russian-language group has been involved in multiple high-profile attacks on critical infrastructure worldwide, including U.S. healthcare and UK utilities, and the leaked information provides insight into their unreported targets and techniques. The leak also identifies key members of the group, heightening concerns as the gang allegedly began targeting Russian domestic banks.

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Northwell Health is addressing the healthcare workforce shortage by launching the Northwell School of Health Sciences in September, aimed at preparing students for careers in healthcare while improving the lives of New York City residents, especially in underserved communities. The school, supported by a $25 million grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies, will provide specialized training in various healthcare fields and is part of Northwell's collaboration with the New York City Board of Education, which offers mentoring and opportunities to earn college credits. With the goal of enhancing community health and economic stability, students will be equipped to take licensing exams and may secure employment at Northwell, along with access to further educational funding.

Northwell Health Launches School to Combat Healthcare Worker Shortage HR Brew

NYU Langone Health is enhancing its patient check-in process by implementing Amazon One, a contactless palm-scanning technology that facilitates quick and secure identity verification. This deployment, the largest of its kind in healthcare, aims to streamline check-ins while maintaining privacy and security, with completion expected by year-end. The system boasts a 99.9999% accuracy rate, recognizes palms in under a second, and integrates with NYU Langone's electronic health records. Notably, Amazon One prioritizes patient privacy by not storing health information and requiring user intent for palm recognition, making it a more secure alternative to traditional check-in methods.

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Workers at St. John’s Community Health clinic in South Los Angeles are responding to heightened concerns about immigration raids following Donald Trump's return to the White House. Many patients are avoiding appointments due to fears of enforcement actions, prompting clinic staff to educate them on their constitutional rights. The recent rollback of a federal policy that protected sensitive locations from immigration enforcement has led healthcare leaders to quickly train staff on how to handle potential situations involving immigration agents and to ensure patient confidentiality remains intact. California's Attorney General is also advising providers to inform patients of their rights, particularly the right to remain silent, as healthcare settings adapt to this new threat.

Health Workers Brace for Immigration Raids Amid Rising Deportation Fears KFF Health News

A recent leak of chat logs from the Black Basta ransomware group, shared with threat intelligence firm Prodaft, has unveiled crucial details about the gang's internal operations and its members. The logs, containing over 200,000 messages dated from September 2023 to September 2024, were released by an anonymous source amid reported internal strife, particularly following failures to deliver decryption tools to victims. The Russian-language group has been involved in multiple high-profile attacks on critical infrastructure worldwide, including U.S. healthcare and UK utilities, and the leaked information provides insight into their unreported targets and techniques. The leak also identifies key members of the group, heightening concerns as the gang allegedly began targeting Russian domestic banks.

Ransomware Leak Exposes Black Basta's Inner Workings and Key Players TechCrunch

Northwell Health is addressing the healthcare workforce shortage by launching the Northwell School of Health Sciences in September, aimed at preparing students for careers in healthcare while improving the lives of New York City residents, especially in underserved communities. The school, supported by a $25 million grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies, will provide specialized training in various healthcare fields and is part of Northwell's collaboration with the New York City Board of Education, which offers mentoring and opportunities to earn college credits. With the goal of enhancing community health and economic stability, students will be equipped to take licensing exams and may secure employment at Northwell, along with access to further educational funding.

Northwell Health Launches School to Combat Healthcare Worker Shortage HR Brew

NYU Langone Health is enhancing its patient check-in process by implementing Amazon One, a contactless palm-scanning technology that facilitates quick and secure identity verification. This deployment, the largest of its kind in healthcare, aims to streamline check-ins while maintaining privacy and security, with completion expected by year-end. The system boasts a 99.9999% accuracy rate, recognizes palms in under a second, and integrates with NYU Langone's electronic health records. Notably, Amazon One prioritizes patient privacy by not storing health information and requiring user intent for palm recognition, making it a more secure alternative to traditional check-in methods.

NYU Langone Health Unveils Amazon One for Seamless Patient Check-Ins About Amazon

Workers at St. John’s Community Health clinic in South Los Angeles are responding to heightened concerns about immigration raids following Donald Trump's return to the White House. Many patients are avoiding appointments due to fears of enforcement actions, prompting clinic staff to educate them on their constitutional rights. The recent rollback of a federal policy that protected sensitive locations from immigration enforcement has led healthcare leaders to quickly train staff on how to handle potential situations involving immigration agents and to ensure patient confidentiality remains intact. California's Attorney General is also advising providers to inform patients of their rights, particularly the right to remain silent, as healthcare settings adapt to this new threat.

Health Workers Brace for Immigration Raids Amid Rising Deportation Fears KFF Health News