US EditionThe Data of Thousands of French Patients Are on the Dark Web, Why Is Doctolib Accused (Wrongly)?
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After the publication of articles from several media saying that Doctolib had been hacked, the medical platform wanted to deny the information. Despite everything, French data leaked. No hacking at Doctolib In a statement at 01net, Doctolib said: The leak in question ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) The article Doctolib denies h…
This weekend, thousands of personal medical data from French patients were hacked before being published on the dark web. The authorities are putting the data on the web...
Doctolib was at the center of another data breach this weekend. More than 150,000 patient records from the Miotte Private Hospital and an ophthalmology practice in Sallanches are circulating on the dark web. Both facilities used Doctolib to allow patients to book appointments. When contacted by 01net, Doctolib firmly denied any breach and stated that the data was not stolen from its servers.
A massive leak of personal data has just landed on BreachForums.
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