University of Hawaii Cancer Center Data Breach Involves Ransomware Attack
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In August 2025, ransomware hackers stole research files and encrypted data from the University of Hawaii Cancer Center. Cancer patients involved in studies during the 1990s may be notified about the breach, which affects sensitive health data. The university's treatment center is the only National Cancer Institute-designated center in the state.
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