Xsolis reports phishing-linked breach affecting nine health systems
Xsolis reported a targeted phishing attack on June 5 and said an unauthorized person accessed portions of its IT systems on Jan.
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- Vendor
- Xsolis
- Status
- Confirmed
- Disclosed
- Data taken
- 1.4M records
- DataBreaches.net: “Xsolis, which provides utilization management and care coordination technology for health systems, reported the targeted phishing attack June 5, noting that on…”
- Phishing or social engineering
Summary
20. DataBreaches.net reports that at least nine health systems and 1.4 million patients are affected.
What to do
Ask your health system whether your patient data was included
Watch for phishing messages that reference medical billing or care coordination
Monitor credit and medical billing statements for unfamiliar activity
Timeline
- Made public by DataBreaches.net
- Confirmed by Xsolis
DataBreaches.net: “Xsolis, which provides utilization management and care coordination technology for health systems, reported the targeted phishing attack June 5, noting that on…”
- First seen by cve.now
What was taken
1.4M records, perDataBreaches.net
| Taken | Per the source |
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Evidence 1
- PressDataBreaches.net
“A data breach involving healthcare AI company Xsolis has ensnared at least nine health systems and 1.4 million patients.”
+1 more: DataBreaches.net
Corrections
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Questions about the Xsolis breach
Was Xsolis breached?
Yes. Xsolis says so: “Xsolis, which provides utilization management and care coordination technology for health systems, reported the targeted phishing attack June 5, noting that on Jan. 20 an unauthorized person accessed portions of the company’s IT environment and acquired a “limited number” of files.” (DataBreaches.net).
What data was exposed?
1.4M records.
What should Xsolis customers do?
Ask your health system whether your patient data was included. Watch for phishing messages that reference medical billing or care coordination. Monitor credit and medical billing statements for unfamiliar activity.