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03/18/2026

Another day.. Another cyber attack.. The article we are reporting on was copied from our account on LinkedIn. This is what we know so far..

From Tim Larnier of Stryker. (President of the Inari Division)

"Over the past several days, teams across Stryker have been working around the clock to safely restore our systems following the recent cyber incident.

In Peripheral Vascular, where our technologies support physicians treating deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, we know how critical it is that clinicians have the devices they need when they need them. Our focus has been on maintaining continuity so physicians can continue caring for patients without interruption.

The safety of our customers and the quality of our products remain our top priorities. Our products and our customers are safe. The incident has been contained, and we are now in the restoration phase, which is progressing steadily. Our teams are working closely with customers and third-party experts to support business continuity and keep critical devices moving to the physicians who depend on them.

I also want to reassure our customers that it is safe for Stryker sales representatives to be onsite in hospitals and facilities, and safe to communicate with Stryker personnel by phone or email.

We are grateful for the support we have received during this time. The responsibility we share in healthcare drives everything we do, and we will continue to keep stakeholders informed as we make progress.

For more information, please visit our customer update page:
https://lnkd.in/ghCNywv4

Thank you to the physicians, customers, healthcare teams, and partners who continue to place their trust in Stryker. We remain focused on delivering the technologies physicians rely on to save lives."

09/01/2025

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06/19/2025

FRESH OFF THE PRESS OF THE DARK WEB!! - REPORTED JUNE 16TH, 2025!

*Massive Data Breach: 16 Billion Logins Exposed, Including Apple*

Prepare for some unsettling news from the digital security front. Researchers have uncovered a truly massive data breach that involves a staggering 16 billion exposed login credentials. This colossal leak, which largely flew under the radar until now, paints a stark picture of the threats lurking in the online world, and yes. It even includes accounts from major platforms like Apple, Google, Facebook, and many others.

*16 billion accounts affected in latest big data breach*

This isn’t just recycled old data; experts are calling it “fresh, weaponizable intelligence.” The exposed information typically comes neatly organized, providing a URL, a login (like a username or email), and a corresponding password.

This highly dangerous combination means that cybercriminals have been handed the keys to virtually any online service imaginable. The recent data breach that exposed 184 million records falls short compared to the 16 billion reported now.

According to Cybernews, the culprit behind this massive exposure could be various infostealers. These are malicious software programs designed specifically to sn**ch your sensitive data from your devices. Once these infostealers get a foothold, they can siphon off login details, browse history, and other valuable information, making it incredibly easy for criminals to attempt account takeovers, perpetrate identity theft, or launch highly targeted phishing attacks.

The sheer scale of this leak provides cybercriminals with “unprecedented access.” Imagine the potential for account takeovers, where bad actors can step into your digital shoes, or sophisticated phishing campaigns that appear eerily legitimate because they’re based on your actual online activity.

- The data also includes elements like authentication tokens and cookies, making it even more potent for unauthorized access. -

These massive datasets were reportedly exposed only briefly. However, it’s virtually guaranteed that cybercriminals managed to get their hands on some of it. This serves as a wake-up call that even seemingly secure services can be affected by the fallout from compromised user devices.

*How to stay protected*

So, what can you do? This breach underscores the critical importance of preventive measures. Now more than ever, it’s crucial to use strong, unique passwords for every single online account you have. If you’re reusing passwords, this is your wake-up call to change them immediately. This is especially true for vital services like your Apple ID, email, banking, and social media.

Enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA) wherever possible adds a vital second layer of defense, making it much harder for criminals to log in even if they have your password.
Finally, consider scanning your devices for any infostealer malware to ensure your own system isn’t contributing to the problem. Remember that you can be the main security barrier on all your devices.

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