OneBlood Confirms Data Stolen in Ransomware Attack

OneBlood, a major blood-donation organization in the U.S., experienced a ransomware attack in July 2024. The breach exposed sensitive data, including names and Social Security numbers, affecting donors.
- Ransomware attack occurred on July 14, 2024, affecting OneBlood’s systems.
- Attackers stole names and Social Security numbers from the network.
- The breach lasted until July 29, 2024, when OneBlood discovered the issue.
- Blood collection and distribution faced severe delays, leading to critical shortages.
- OneBlood issued a public call for O Positive, O Negative, and Platelet donations during the crisis.
- Free one-year credit monitoring service offered to affected individuals to mitigate risks.
- Impacted individuals are encouraged to freeze their credit and activate fraud alerts to prevent identity theft.
- The total number of affected individuals remains undisclosed.
The OneBlood ransomware attack serves as a reminder of how cyber threats can disrupt essential services and expose sensitive data. With Net Protector Endpoint Security, organizations can protect their systems, data, and reputation against evolving cyber threats. Prioritizing strong cybersecurity measures ensures trust and uninterrupted service for critical operations.
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