The criminals published a limited sample of the allegedly stolen data, which includes the full names and addresses of supposed patients and donors, the amount of money said donors have given to the hospital, patients' medical reports (including unique hospital numbers and dates of birth), and financial documents.
In a statement issued on Thursday, Alder Hey said: 'We are aware that data has been published online and shared via social media that purports to have been obtained illegally from systems shared by Alder Hey and Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.'
We are taking this issue very seriously and are working with the National Crime Agency (the NCA) as well as partner organizations to secure our systems and to take further steps in line with law enforcement advice as well as our statutory duties relating to patient data.
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