The Internet Archive has resumed limited operations in a read-only format after a cyberattack on October 9 that led to a data breach and a DDoS attack, resulting in the theft of a user authentication database for 31 million accounts. While users can currently access 916 billion archived web pages through the Wayback Machine, the ability to archive new pages is temporarily suspended. The organization is focused on restoring services and enhancing security measures while acknowledging that ongoing maintenance could cause further disruptions. A hacker group claimed responsibility for the breach, which was confirmed by the data breach notification service Have I Been Pwned, detailing the stolen sensitive information.

Internet Archive Resumes Read-Only Access After Major Cyberattack The Verge

National Public Data, a Florida-based company, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a massive data breach exposed 272 million Social Security numbers and 600 million phone numbers, prompting numerous lawsuits and investigations from over 20 states and the Federal Trade Commission. The breach's financial fallout has severely impacted the company, which reported only $865,149 in profit last year against $1.2 million in revenue. The bankruptcy is intended to facilitate reorganization as the company faces significant legal challenges, and a Florida court has temporarily paused the first class-action lawsuit against its parent company, Jerico Pictures.

National Public Data Files for Bankruptcy After Massive Data Breach PCMag

The Christ Hospital Health Network has appointed Joyce Oh as its Chief Information and Digital Transformation Officer, effective October 28. In this role, Oh will oversee the organization's digital transformation efforts, focusing on enhancing patient care and team member experiences through technology. With a strong background in digital innovation and data analytics, her expertise is expected to advance the hospital's mission of delivering high-quality patient outcomes. The leadership team is hopeful that her contributions will positively influence the institution's digital landscape.

Joyce Oh Appointed Chief Information Officer to Drive Digital Transformation at Christ Hospital The Christ Hospital

Gryphon Healthcare has reported a data breach affecting nearly 400,000 patients, resulting from a supply-chain cyberattack on a partner company. The breach allowed unauthorized access to sensitive personal and health information, including Social Security numbers and medical records. Although the specific partner involved has not been disclosed, Gryphon indicated that no evidence currently suggests the data has been misused. This incident highlights the growing trend of cybercriminals targeting healthcare organizations, which face significant risks including financial loss and reputational damage.

Massive Data Breach at Gryphon Healthcare Affects 400,000 Patients TechRadar

The Internet Archive has resumed limited operations in a read-only format after a cyberattack on October 9 that led to a data breach and a DDoS attack, resulting in the theft of a user authentication database for 31 million accounts. While users can currently access 916 billion archived web pages through the Wayback Machine, the ability to archive new pages is temporarily suspended. The organization is focused on restoring services and enhancing security measures while acknowledging that ongoing maintenance could cause further disruptions. A hacker group claimed responsibility for the breach, which was confirmed by the data breach notification service Have I Been Pwned, detailing the stolen sensitive information.

Internet Archive Resumes Read-Only Access After Major Cyberattack The Verge

National Public Data, a Florida-based company, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a massive data breach exposed 272 million Social Security numbers and 600 million phone numbers, prompting numerous lawsuits and investigations from over 20 states and the Federal Trade Commission. The breach's financial fallout has severely impacted the company, which reported only $865,149 in profit last year against $1.2 million in revenue. The bankruptcy is intended to facilitate reorganization as the company faces significant legal challenges, and a Florida court has temporarily paused the first class-action lawsuit against its parent company, Jerico Pictures.

National Public Data Files for Bankruptcy After Massive Data Breach PCMag

The Christ Hospital Health Network has appointed Joyce Oh as its Chief Information and Digital Transformation Officer, effective October 28. In this role, Oh will oversee the organization's digital transformation efforts, focusing on enhancing patient care and team member experiences through technology. With a strong background in digital innovation and data analytics, her expertise is expected to advance the hospital's mission of delivering high-quality patient outcomes. The leadership team is hopeful that her contributions will positively influence the institution's digital landscape.

Joyce Oh Appointed Chief Information Officer to Drive Digital Transformation at Christ Hospital The Christ Hospital

Gryphon Healthcare has reported a data breach affecting nearly 400,000 patients, resulting from a supply-chain cyberattack on a partner company. The breach allowed unauthorized access to sensitive personal and health information, including Social Security numbers and medical records. Although the specific partner involved has not been disclosed, Gryphon indicated that no evidence currently suggests the data has been misused. This incident highlights the growing trend of cybercriminals targeting healthcare organizations, which face significant risks including financial loss and reputational damage.

Massive Data Breach at Gryphon Healthcare Affects 400,000 Patients TechRadar