Nowe oświadczenie włamywaczy stojących za atakiem na MyDr. Zapowiadają “coś większego” i rzekomo mamy się o tym dowiedzieć. Boss, I’m tired, ale jak trzeba to trzeba. https://t.co/X2KL9K6hlJ #atak #bezpieczeństwo #szpiegostwo
After the cyberattack on the company MyDr, which resulted in the leakage of data for 19 million Poles, everyone can check the security of their PESEL on the website bezpiecznedane.gov.pl, and the authorities are conducting an investigation into this matter and announcing legislative changes regarding the protection of medical data. (translated)

After the leak of data concerning 19 million Poles from the MyDr database, a government service called Safe Data was launched, allowing citizens to check if their PESEL is at risk. (translated)

Po 17 dniach ministerstwo cyfryzacji udostępniło listę danych, które się pojawiły przy wycieku MyDr. PO 17 DNIACH I oczywiście, jestem na liście :))) Póki serwery nie są przeładowane sami sprawdźcie, czy nie jesteście https://t.co/yeWlMOfGLs #wyciek #dane #bezpieczeństwo
W serwisie Bezpieczne Dane znienacka pojawiła się długo zapowiadana możliwość sprawdzenia, czy wasz PESEL znalazł sie w wycieku z MyDr. Brawa dla wszystkich, którzy sprawili, że stało się to możliwe. Sprawdźcie swój PESEL, póki serwis wytrzymuje, a potem podajcie dalej wiadomość, bo tym razem pewnie jest dobrze przygotowany na spodziewane obciążenie. #BezpieczneDane #PESEL #wyciekdanych
After the leak of medical data of 19 million Poles from the MyDr system, the Ministry of Digital Affairs plans to introduce new regulations that will increase the responsibility of companies processing medical data and introduce greater state oversight of their security. (translated)

As a result of the data leak from the MyDr system, which affects approximately 19 million patients, the Ministry of Digitization plans to introduce new legal regulations that will impose additional obligations on companies processing medical data and increase their responsibility for the security of this information. (translated)

As a result of a cyberattack on the company MyDr, there was a data leak concerning 19 million Poles, which caused anxiety and stress among patients, and the company's CEO, Piotr Miluski, apologized for the situation and assured that an investigation was being conducted in cooperation with the relevant authorities. (translated)

The article describes a data leak from the MyDr company that may affect up to 19 million Poles, with information such as PESEL numbers and medical data possibly in the hands of hackers. The launch of the safe data.gov.pl service, where citizens can check if their data has been stolen, is delaying police proceedings, although it is expected to be available in the coming days. (translated)

After the cyberattack on the MyDr company, which could affect up to 19 million Poles, nearly 1.7 million people have blocked their PESEL number, while banks warn of the risk of fraud using leaked personal data. (translated)

The article by Michał Szułdrzyński discusses a serious hacking attack on the company MyDr, which managed medical data of patients in Poland, undermining citizens' trust in the digitization of public services, even though government systems were not breached. (translated)

Hundreds of reports have been submitted to the Office for Personal Data Protection regarding the data leak of patients after the cyberattack on MyDr, which may involve up to 18.8 million people and over 12,000 medical facilities, and new reports are still coming in. (translated)

The article discusses the consequences of the theft of data from 19 million Poles from the MyDr database, emphasizing that the biggest threats to companies are not so much legal penalties as the reputational and organizational risks that can have a devastating impact on the reputation of businesses and their daily operations. (translated)

A cyber attack on the MyDr system led to a leak of personal data of around 19 million patients, which places responsibility for the incident primarily on the data administrators, namely the clinics and offices that used this system. (translated)

Poles will not be able to check whether their personal and medical data have been stolen as a result of a hacker attack on the company MyDr, despite assurances from the Minister of Digital Affairs, because the publication of patients' PESEL numbers is not in accordance with the police's decision and the purpose of the secure data portal. (translated)
As a result of the attack on MyDr systems, there was a serious data leak that may have involved information about nearly 19 million Poles. However, according to Deputy Minister of Digitalization Dariusz Standerski, this data is not currently circulating on the internet, and the government plans to introduce new regulations aimed at increasing the responsibility of data processing entities. (translated)
The police are securing data, and the UODO is conducting an inspection in the private company MyDr. The systemic conclusions after the incident are clear - increasing the accountability of entities that process data and expanding the obligations of those that handle large amounts of data - regardless of how they are... (translated)