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According to fuitededonnées.
According to The HIPAA Journal, South Carolina nonprofit health system AnMed confirmed on July 26, 2026 a cybersecurity disruption involving malware that took down computers, phones and internet and forced 83 of its 106 facilities to close temporarily .
According to DSIH, Pulsy, the Grand Est regional e-health operator, was attacked on June 18, 2026, leading to exfiltration of about 5 million rows of patient administrative data including names, sex, birth dates and the national health identifier INS .
According to CyberInsider, data was downloaded without authorization from cardiac monitoring firm iRhythm's third-party-hosted business applications between June 3 and 8, 2026; its June 15 SEC filing says access came through social engineering and an attacker demanded payment on June 9 .
According to The HIPAA Journal, US dental benefits administrator DentaQuest's network was accessed without authorization between May 17 and 20, 2026; the company says at least 15 million people are affected, with names, addresses, SSNs, Medicaid and Medicare numbers and dental or vision health information involved .
Dutch healthcare IT vendor ChipSoft said it detected anomalies on April 7 that proved to be a ransomware attack, and forensics confirmed criminals stole patient personal data, including medical data, from some Dutch customers .