62 thousand records were stolen from the Lithuanian Ministry of Health system.

The attackers stole more than 62,000 electronic records from the Lithuanian Ministry of Health, including personal data of medical workers. This was announced on June 10 by the Minister of Health, Maria Jakubauskene.

"Late last night, we received information from the head of the State Service for Accreditation of Activities in the Field of Healthcare about a localized cyber incident in one of the information subsystems managed by the institution," LRT radio reports her words.

According to her, more than 62,000 records containing professional and contact information of employees were stolen. It is noted that hackers have hacked the systems of more than 150 medical institutions. The personal data of the staff, which includes license documents, home addresses and personal codes, was stolen.

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