Minnesota Epilepsy Group suffers second 2026 cyberattack compromising protected health information of 82,574 individuals
Minnesota Epilepsy Group, a Level 4 Epilepsy Center in Roseville, Minnesota, disclosed a second cyberattack in 2026, detected on August 10, which compromised personal and protected health information of approximately 82,574 individuals. The breach followed a previous unauthorized network access from March 16 to April 10, 2026, that affected 80,061 individuals. The data exposed includes names combined with addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, medical treatment details, and health insurance information. Notification began on October 16, with no known misuse detected so far. Credit monitoring and identity theft protection services were offered to impacted individuals. The group is enhancing its cybersecurity measures post-incident. Separately, Hospice of Murray County also reported unauthorized access to a server containing protected health information of around 800 individuals, with the investigation ongoing and no evidence found of data acquisition.
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Minnesota Epilepsy Group suffers second 2026 cyberattack compromising protected health information of 82,574 individuals
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Minnesota Epilepsy Group, a Level 4 Epilepsy Center in Roseville, Minnesota, disclosed a second cyberattack in 2026, detected on August 10, which compromised personal and protected health information of approximately 82,574 individuals. The breach followed a previous unauthorized network access from March 16 to April 10, 2026, that affected 80,061 individuals. The data exposed includes names combined with addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, medical treatment details, and health insurance information. Notification began on October 16, with no known misuse detected so far. Credit monitoring and identity theft protection services were offered to impacted individuals. The group is enhancing its cybersecurity measures post-incident. Separately, Hospice of Murray County also reported unauthorized access to a server containing protected health information of around 800 individuals, with the investigation ongoing and no evidence found of data acquisition.