On July 31, 2024, OneBlood, a healthcare firm, informed the world to the attack, claiming that ransomware attackers had locked its virtual machines and forced it to rely on manual operations.
Delays in blood collection, testing, and distribution brought forth by the attack led to “critical blood shortage” procedures at several facilities. In the United States, OneBlood provides blood to over 250 hospitals.
The non-profit organization at the time made an urgent call for donations of O Positive, O Negative, and platelets, all of which are universally compatible and helpful for life-saving transfusions.
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