Teiss Genesis Ransomware Group Targets Community Health Action of Staten Island
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Community Health Action of Staten Island reported a data security incident involving unauthorized access to sensitive personal and medical information. The incident is linked to cybercriminal activity from the Genesis ransomware group, which has claimed responsibility for the breach. The organization is currently assessing the extent of the data exposure and potential impacts on affected individuals.
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2026-03-09
Community Health Action of Staten Island reports data security incident
2026-03-09
Genesis ransomware group linked to the incident
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