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A Ukrainian person convicted his role in the 2020 cybercat against the University of Warmont Medical Center last week, which dropped the computer system, disrupted the patient’s care and spent millions of dollars.
Employees of 300 UVM Medical Center along Cyberattack
Employees of 300 UVM Medical Center along Cyberattack
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Vyacheslav Igorvich Penchukowalso is known as 38 -year -old Vycheslav Igorvich Andrew, according to the US Justice Department, according to the US Justice, according to the Wire fraud and violations of wire fraud and racketar and violation of corrupt organizations in the federal court in Nebraska.
Officials said that Pachukov is from Donnetsk, Ukraine. According to officials, he led two vampul groups, which infected thousands of computers with malicious software. Prior to his arrest in Switzerland in 2022, he was a fugitive in the FBI’s most wanted list for almost a decade. He was extradited in the United States last year.
Federal officials say he was associated with the attacks that went for years. Some victims have paid up to $ 1 million to free their system.
The decline in 2020, the attack on the Burlington Hospital crippled its server and disrupted the patient’s care. The attackers encrypted hospital files and loaded malware on more than 5,000 computers. Employees had to return to the paper-based system to do their work. Hundreds who could not do the work were sent home. The patient’s care was interrupted, and IT experts, including a worker National Guard team, spent weeks wiping the equipment at a time.
Once it returned online, the hospital revealed that it was a victim of a ransomware attack, demanding payment to release the hackers system.
Treatment of some cancer patients was interrupted for weeks. In court documents, the Department of Justice said that the cost of the attack is more than $ 30 million in the hospital. Prosecutors said the attack “risk of death or serious physical injuries to patients.”
Prosecutors said that Penchukov faces 20 years on each offense, and will be sentenced on 9 May. Penchukov’s case should “act as a clear warning,” prosecutor Nicole M. Argentary said in a press release. “The Department of Justice will never stop in search of cyber criminals.”
UVM Medical Center confirmed the inclusion of ransomware
UVM Medical Center confirmed the inclusion of ransomware
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