Like the latest lists, Killsec has not set a ransom for the list, but it has set a timer for less than eight days at the time of writing.

In addition, it provided a selection of the information, which contains a number of tax invoices for delivered parts delivered to various hospitals and healthcare organizations.

It does not seem that personal data has been exposed; However, Cyber ​​Daily has not been able to verify that personal data has not been compromised in the incident.

Cyber ​​Daily has reached Obex Medical for more information and is waiting for an answer.

Just a few days ago, Killsec also claimed a cyber event at an Australian educational center, Albright Institute of Language and Business.

The Albright Institute is a registered educational organization (RTO) that provides education in English and offers diplomas and other qualifications in business, giving the students the step to start studying at Australian universities.

In a post on its Dark Web Leak website, it published a computer sample containing passport scanning, study offer, payment report, Visa application documents and more, including a document containing lists of personal data.

Data includes students’ names, school id, school messages, personal e -mail, mobile numbers, qualifications, unit, assessment and assessment status, deadlines, results and more.

Cyber ​​Daily has also reached the Albright Institute for more information and is waiting for an answer.