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Beaumont shuts down Covid-19 vaccination scheduling for nearly 24 hours after breach

An unknown user publicly shared a link to access Beaumont's Epic-enabled vaccination scheduling services, which resulted in 2,700 people making unauthorized appointments for a Covid-19 vaccine. The Michigan-based health system had to shut down its vaccination scheduling services and cancel the appointments.

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System snafu allowed thousands to register for unauthorized vaccine appointment

System snafu allowed thousands to register for unauthorized vaccine appointment The hospital noticed the unusual activity on Saturday and shut it down. A user took advantage of the vulnerability in the Epic scheduling tool and shared an unauthorized scheduling pathway publicly, the hospital said. The hospital is canceling all the appointments that were made using that pathway. “These appointments violate the ethical distribution framework Beaumont created based upon the State of Michigan’s mandatory vaccine guidelines. We regret 2,700 people in our community became victims of this unfortunate incident. We remain committed to vaccinating as many people as possible who meet the State’s guidelines,” Beaumont Health Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer Hans Keil said. “We are also notifying the Michigan Hospital Association and other Michigan health systems about the issue.”

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Beaumont: No vaccine yet for 2,700 who bypassed priority groups

Beaumont Health is canceling hundreds of COVID-19 vaccination appointments scheduled without authorization after a user found a vulnerability in its scheduling tool, according to the health system. After the user found the problem in the hospital s Epic medical record system and shared a scheduling pathway publicly, 2,700 people were able to cut in line and sign up for vaccine appointments, according to a release from Beaumont. The hospital detected unusual activity Saturday and all the appointments were canceled. The unauthorized method of scheduling allowed users to essentially cut in line in front of those in priority groups, according to Beaumont. “These appointments violate the ethical distribution framework Beaumont created based upon the State of Michigan’s mandatory vaccine guidelines, said Hans Keil, Beaumont health senior vice president and chief information officer, in a statement Sunday night. We regret 2,700 people in our community became victims o

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Beaumont cancels 2,700 unauthorized COVID-19 vaccine appointments

They also said it has canceled all of those appointments to get a COVID-19 vaccine. “These appointments violate the ethical distribution framework Beaumont created based upon the State of Michigan’s mandatory vaccine guidelines, Hans Keil, Beaumont Health s senior vice president and chief information officer, said in a statement. We regret 2,700 people in our community became victims of this unfortunate incident. We remain committed to vaccinating as many people as possible who meet the state’s guidelines, he said. We are also notifying the Michigan Hospital Association and other Michigan health systems about the issue. Officials said its patients medical records were not compromised in the incident.

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