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Information and Privacy Commissioner Ron Kruzeniski found the cyberattack on eHealth last year affected some 50 million files and was one of the province's largest privacy breaches ever. Social Sharing. Related Stories Sask. They have over 27, desktops and another 7, virtual units. World Canada Local. Full Menu Search Menu. Close Local your local region National. Search Submit search Quick Search.

Comments Close comments menu. Video link. Read more: eHealth needs to strengthen IT procedures to limit disruptions: Saskatchewan auditor. During the investigation, eHealth told the commissioner that the affected servers contained about 50 million files across eHealth, SHA and the ministry.

Through a metadata scan, eHealth identified that about 5. Sask eHealth developed a tool to scan the 5. The ransomware attack began on Dec. It led to a Ryuk ransomware attack on Jan. About 40 gigabytes of encrypted data was taken. Ryuk is a type of crypto-ransomware that blocks access to a system, device or file until a ransom is paid.

However, eHealth never paid the ransom because of the uncertainty of whether or not they would ever retrieve the files. Read more: Sask.