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An avalanche of cyber fraud is coming our way – here’s how to keep safe

The fear now is that scammers unrelated to the Health Service Executive (HSE) attack will buy the data for their own nefarious use. Already, HSE is facing regulatory fines as the result of GDPR and may face lawsuits from victims whose personal data was published online.

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The data the HSE has about you that could be released onto the dark web The Government warned the public to contact gardai if they are contacted by anyone claiming to have their data Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be ...

There is also no evidence of HSE data for sale on the main darkweb marketplaces used by cybercriminals. However, officials still believe publication is more than likely. “We’re thinking sooner rather than later,” said one security source. “There’s always a chance something else could intervene to stop them in their tracks but we’re not holding our breath,” said another. A spokesman for the National Cybersecurity Centre said it is working closely with the Gard...

Public advised to report any contact regarding personal information to gardaí

Cyber gang behind Irish health system attack also hit more than a dozen US healthcare organisations Conti group has attacked more than 400 entities worldwide including law enforcement agencies, municipalities, emergency medical services and 911 dispatch centres Cyber gang behind Irish health system attack also hit more than a dozen US healthcare organisations The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said on Thursday that the Conti ransomware operatives who recently took down Irish health syste...

Waterford, Ireland / WLR May 24, 2021 | 8:22 AM The HSE has warned information, including patient records, may appear online following the passing of the ransom deadline set by the cyber gang responsible for the recent attack on the health services’ IT systems. The group, known as ‘Wizard Spider’, set Monday, May 24th as the deadline to receive the reported $20 million ransom in bitcoin, threatening to release the stolen data online if the sum was not received. Despite the threats, the Go...

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Public advised to report any contact regarding personal information to gardaí