Theregister Health Sciences Center Cyberattack Leads to Class Cancellations at UNM
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- •Classes at the University of New Mexico are canceled for two consecutive days due to a cyberattack.
- •The Health Sciences Center's operations were disrupted, leading to ambulance diversions.
- •Current recovery efforts are ongoing, but specific attack details remain undisclosed.
The University of New Mexico has canceled classes for a second day following a cyberattack on its Health Sciences Center. The attack forced hospitals to divert ambulances initially, but they have resumed accepting patients. The nature of the attack and specific vulnerabilities exploited have not been disclosed, and the university is working on recovery in phases. As of now, there are no confirmed reports of data breaches or ransom demands associated with the incident. The university has not provided further details on the attack vector or the systems affected.
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