Dialysis company DaVita says more than 900,000 people affected by April ransomware attack

A ransomware attack on DaVita compromised the sensitive healthcare data of nearly one million individuals, affecting several states and leading to a coordinated law enforcement investigation. The attack impacted DaVita’s operations, but contingency plans ensured continued patient care. #InterlockRansomware #DaVitaDataBreach

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The ransomware attack on DaVita occurred on April 12 and involved unauthorized access to its dialysis labs database.
Approximately 915,952 U.S. residents had their sensitive healthcare and personal information stolen.
The stolen data included demographic details, social security numbers, health records, and, in some cases, images of checks.
The Interlock ransomware gang claimed responsibility and posted stolen data samples on its leak site.
Despite the breach, DaVita’s contingency plans enabled continued care for dialysis patients, and victims are offered identity protection services.