Spain's INCIBE-CERT reported that a security incident was detected on July 9, 2024 across multiple hospitals and health management entities in Granada [1]. Officials explained that the incident initially affected hospital websites, and a subsequent investigation revealed that data belonging to current and former employees of the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) had been leaked [1]. SAS is cooperating with relevant authorities and law enforcement in the investigation [1].
Spain's INCIBE Reports Cyberattack on Andalusian Health Service and Employee Data Leak
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- Disclosed
- Jul 9, 2024
- Published
- Nov 8, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 11, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Healthcare, Government
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SAS is cooperating with relevant authorities and law enforcement in the investigation [1].
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INCIBE's English summary noted that hospital websites in Granada, including San Cecilio and Virgen de las Nieves, experienced a security incident and that the ensuing investigation uncovered a leak of SAS employee data. The number of affected individuals is subject to the original source [1].
Source excerpt for verification: "An investigation was started in which the data from 50,000 employees and former employees of the Andalucia Health Service (SAS) was discovered to be leaked." [1].
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“An investigation was started in which the data from 50,000 employees and former employees of the Andalucia Health Service (SAS) was discovered to be leaked.”
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- · confirmation_status: media_reported → official_confirmedINCIBE-CERT(incibe.es)現已列為官方 CERT。其已存檔英文摘要將 2024 年 7 月 9 日格拉納達多家醫院的安全事件,以及後續發現 SAS 約 5 萬名現任與前任員工資料外洩,作為事實記載。據此將 confirmation_status 改為 official_confirmed。
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