According to sources, Atrium Health (a Medical organization in North Carolina) was hit with a cyber attack. It was first reported on 2023-01-30.

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Source 1  |  2023-01-30

Atrium Health’s website disrupted Monday after threat from Russian hacking group

“Atrium Health’s website experienced outages Monday afternoon as a Russian hacking group shared a threat against the Charlotte-based health care system and other U.S. groups. The company’s “hospital systems and patient portal” weren’t affected, Atrium said. “

“Killnet listed Atrium Health’s Cabarrus County location in a post on the social media platform Telegram along with more than a dozen other hospital systems, Observer news partner WSOC reported. “

“Killnet is a pro-Russia hacking group known for its cyberattacks, primarily on European governments and infrastructure. They commonly use “denial of service” attacks to disrupt business, Politico reported previously. “

““It’s important to note the disruption affected only our public-facing website,” the company said. “Our hospital systems and patient portal remained fully functional at all times.” Other hospital systems across the U.S. — including University of Michigan Health and Stanford Health Care — reportedly experienced problems with their websites Monday. “

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