Ransomware Attack Targets Texas Gastroenterology and Surgical Practice
The recent addition of Texas Digestive Specialists to the InterLock ransomware leak site indicates a significant data breach, with claims of approximately 263 GB of sensitive information being exfiltrated. This data is reported to contain 16,920 folders housing a total of 215,245 files.
An investigation into the medical group’s online presence reveals no notifications or breach disclosures regarding this incident. A selective sampling from the leaked data was conducted, revealing notable evidence of potential compromise.
Further examination is warranted to assess the impact of this breach on the affected individuals and to ascertain the scope of data involved. The organization must prioritize communication with affected parties and undertake immediate measures to rectify vulnerabilities within their systems to mitigate future risks.
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