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Brazilian Department of Health is going under a ransomware attack

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Re: Brazilian Department of Health is going under a ransomware attack

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All data copied and deleted in ransomware attack. The ConnectSUS database has all the information, health history, and much more sensitivity data, documents numbers, profile pictures, vaccine records, and more.

Do you have any sources or an article for this? I'd love to read a bit more about this.

Re: Brazilian Department of Health is going under a ransomware attack

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And yet again Brazilians will pay for the incompetence of those who were supposed to rule for them. Brazilians can't have a single day of peace.

Who you think is ruling you in Brasil is just the front-man. The puppet of the real rulers.

Re: Brazilian Department of Health is going under a ransomware attack

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And yet again Brazilians will pay for the incompetence of those who were supposed to rule for them. Brazilians can't have a single day of peace.

Who you think is ruling you in Brasil is just the front-man. The puppet of the real rulers.

And that is still better than dictatorship, ask Venezuela.

Attack individuals, not democracy.

Re: Brazilian Department of Health is going under a ransomware attack

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All data copied and deleted in ransomware attack. The ConnectSUS database has all the information, health history, and much more sensitivity data, documents numbers, profile pictures, vaccine records, and more.

Do you have any sources or an article for this? I'd love to read a bit more about this.

Reuters[0] was the only english source that I could find, sorry So far, the press release doesn't say about locked files, stolen data, or data loss. I think it's not that bad, and it's strange to capture all that data without someone noticing. The alleged group didn't put a wallet address or showed interesting of selling all the stuff, really strange, and people are saying this "hack" was not a real threat.

[0]: https://www.reuters.com/technology/brazils-health-ministry-w...