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An in-depth look at the fallout from a ransomware attack on Finnish private mental health provider Vastaamo, which exposed therapists' notes about patients

William Ralston / Wired : Tweets: @duguinstephane and @sonicwall Tweets: Stphane Duguin / @duguinstephane : To the ones who still wonder wether cyberattacks are a direct threat to human life, an excellent article about the Vastaamo tragedy. https://www.wired.com/... @sonicwall : Finland's “McDonald's of psychotherapy” was targeted by #hackers, who then issued ransom notes to over 25 thousand patients threatening to divulge their secrets. via @WIRED https://www.wired.com/...

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  • @duguinstephane Stphane Duguin on x
    To the ones who still wonder wether cyberattacks are a direct threat to human life, an excellent article about the Vastaamo tragedy. https://www.wired.com/...
  • @sonicwall @sonicwall on x
    Finland's “McDonald's of psychotherapy” was targeted by #hackers, who then issued ransom notes to over 25 thousand patients threatening to divulge their secrets. via @WIRED https://www.wired.com/...
  • @calebhowe Caleb Howe on x
    A family-run psychotherapy startup grew into a health care giant. It was a huge success—until the data breach and the anonymous ransom notes sent to clients. https://www.wired.com/... via @wired