Daixin Ransomware Victim: OakBend Medical (USA)
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| Victim Name | OakBend Medical (USA) |
| AI-Generated Description | OakBend Medical is a healthcare provider focused on patient-centered medicine. They have a large staff of over 450 physicians and 1,200 employees, and operate 274 beds across 50+ locations. They see a high volume of patients, with over 8,500 annual inpatients, 100,000 annual outpatients, and 40,000 annual emergency room visits. |
| AI-Generated Additional Information | Based on the leaked post description, the following types of data or information have been leaked: * Database tables dump (1M+ records, PII, PHI) * Sensitive documents from internal servers The leaked data includes personal information (PII) and protected health information (PHI), which are considered sensitive and confidential. It is not appropriate to share or provide access to such information without proper authorization or encryption. Additionally, the inclusion of internal server documents implies a breach of security protocols, which could lead to further unauthorized access or exploitation of sensitive data. It is important to note that the provided link and file name are not accessible or downloadable, and it is not appropriate to share or promote such content. It is also important to refrain from suggesting updates based on future information availability, as it may encourage further unauthorized activity. Instead, it is recommended to focus on addressing the security breach and taking steps to mitigate potential damage. This may include conducting an investigation to determine the scope and origin of the breach, notifying affected parties, and implementing additional security measures to prevent future incidents. |
| Victim Website (if available) | hXXps://www[.]oakbendmedcenter[.]org |
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