University of New Mexico restores hospital systems after ransomware attack
HSC says it paid no ransom; the BYOD gang claims it will keep data unless individuals pay $2,500.
HSC says it paid no ransom; the BYOD gang claims it will keep data unless individuals pay $2,500.
The Byod gang claims it stole patient and employee data from 36,000 systems; UNM says core systems were not breached.
Hospitals reopened later on October 26, while health-sciences classes stayed canceled through October 27.
Hospitals resumed accepting patients after Monday ambulance diversions, while BYOD's ransomware and data-theft claims remain unverified.
Outpatient care was canceled Monday; classes stay closed Tuesday while a law-enforcement investigation continues.
Ambulances were diverted Monday and clinics resume Tuesday; BYOD’s theft and 36,000-machine claims are unconfirmed.
Ransomware group BYOD claims it leaked personal data for 3,615 Trump Mobile customers after an infostealer infection.
BYOD claims it leaked 3,615 Trump Mobile customer records with contact and order details.
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