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New Zealand Hospitals Under Prolonged IT Outage From Ransom Hack Patients are being asked to arrive at appointments with paper documents and banks are urged to honor automatic payments to hospital staff. Bloomberg | May 25, 2021 Jamie Tarabay (Bloomberg) -- Systems are still down a week after a ransomware attack disrupted the IT network of five hospitals in the New Zealand district of Waikato, and concerns remain that private patient information may have been exposed. Patients are being asked to arrive at appointments with paper documents and banks are urged to honor automatic payment...

Ransomware Attack Still Disrupting IT Systems of New Zealand Hospitals Systems are still down a week after a ransomware attack disrupted the IT network of five hospitals in the New Zealand district of Waikato, and concerns remain that private patient information may have been exposed. Patients are being asked to arrive at appointments with paper documents and banks are urged to honor automatic payments to hospital staff who were either underpaid or not paid at all, a week after the Waikato District Health Board said it experienced a full outage of its information services. By Tuesday, manual ...

Patients are being asked to arrive at appointments with paper documents and banks are urged to honor automatic payments to hospital staff.

A general view of St Luke’s Hospital which has been affected by a ransomware attack, in Rathgar, Dublin. Last week, Ireland’s hospitals were forced to shut down many of their computers after the hackers gained access to the health service’s systems, encrypted patient data so that it was inaccessible and demanded payment to unlock the files. — AP A day after threatening to publicly release patient data, the hackers who targeted Ireland’s health service offered a decryption key that they said could be used to unlock computers infected with ransomware. While seeming to offer an olive b...

HSE secures injunctions restraining sharing of hacked data Chief executive Paul Reid tells court he fears all of HSE’s data ‘is potentially compromised’ about 3 hours ago Paul Reid, chief executive of the HSE, said he was “extremely concerned” to read media reporting of the alleged release/sharing of confidential medical data online. Photograph: Leon Farrell / Photocall Ireland Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly.   The HSE has secured injunctions from the High Court restraining any sharing, p...