MediMap Health App Hacked, Patient Records Altered
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The MediMap health app, used for managing patient medication records, was hacked, resulting in the modification of some patient data, including incorrect status changes indicating that users were deceased. The breach has led to the app being taken offline, affecting health providers in aged care, disability, and hospice sectors who rely on its services for accurate medication management.
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2026-02-23
Breach detected and reported by Manage My Health
2026-02-24
MediMap taken offline due to modified patient records
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