Hackers holding Royal Family medical records to ransom
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Hackers holding Royal Family medical records to ransom
A group of cyber criminals are threatening to publish the private medical records of the Royal Family following a data breach at an exclusive private London hospital.
The King Edward VII hospital was targeted in a cyberattack by the Rhysida ransomware group who have put the medical records up for auction on the dark web for ÂŁ300,000.
The group have said they will publish the medical records if a bidder does not come forward.
The attack is the latest in a long line of incidents that have targeted the British Library, the University of West Scotland and the Prospect Medical Holdings Group in the US.
Report by Caponm.
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