"One single vulnerability all an attacker needs": AIIMS Delhi’s database got hacked and it remained out of order for the 6th consecutive day, no ransom demand as quoted by certain sections of the media has been brought to notice by AIIMS authorities

"One single vulnerability all an attacker needs": AIIMS Delhi’s database got hacked and it remained out of order the for 6th consecutive day, no ransom demand as quoted by certain sections of the media has been brought to notice by AIIMS authorities
The cyberattack on the servers of All India Institute of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) was carried out to demand a ransom to decrypt critical data encrypted by the hackers, according to a News18 report that cited intelligence agencies.
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No further discussions have taken place over the ransom demand, reportedly to the tune of Rs 200 crore, and hospital authorities have started working off of the backup data, the report said.
Meanwhile, the NIC e-hospital database and servers have been restored. The NIC team is scanning and cleaning infections from other e-hospital servers located at AIIMS which are required for the delivery of hospital services.
Four physical servers arranged for restoring e-hospital services have been scanned and prepared for the databases and applications.
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The sanitation of the AIIMS network is in progress and antivirus solutions have been organized for servers and computers and work has been completed on nearly 1,200 out of 5,000 computers. Twenty out of 50 servers have been scanned and this activity is going on 24×7, a source said.
The full sanitization of the network is likely to continue for another five days after which e-hospital services will start in a phased manner.
Meanwhile, patient care services, including emergency, outpatient, inpatient, laboratory, etc services are being continued in manual mode.
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