Ransomware Strikes Again: Cl0p Breach Exposes NHS Invoice Data, Raises Fraud Fears
Cl0p ransomware strikes Barts Health NHS Trust, exploiting a vulnerability in Oracle E-Business Suite to nab invoice data. The breach exposed names, addresses, and payment details. While clinical records remain safe, Barts urges everyone to review invoices and stay vigilant. Remember, in the world of ransomware, it’s always “Cl0p” o’clock somewhere!
Hot Take:
Well, it seems the Cl0p ransomware gang has decided to play Robin Hood, except instead of stealing from rich and giving to poor, they’re just stealing data and giving it to the dark web. Barts Health NHS Trust was the latest victim, caught off guard like a deer in the headlights. If only the Oracle E-Business Suite had a crystal ball feature to predict these breaches!
Key Points:
- Cl0p ransomware exploited a vulnerability in Oracle E-Business Suite to steal files from Barts Health NHS Trust.
- 241 GB of data, including patient invoices and supplier payment details, was leaked.
- Clinical systems and patient records remained unaffected, but personal data was compromised.
- The breach occurred in August and went unnoticed until November when the data appeared on the dark web.
- Barts is working with authorities and has advised patients to check their invoices for potential data involvement.
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