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AIIMS Delhi hit by fresh cyberattack

AIIMS Delhi faced a cyber attack last year as well which paralysed its servers and disrupted functioning at AIIMS, including appointments and registration, billing, laboratory report generation, etc.

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FP Staff|Jun 06, 2023, 20:48:38 IST

All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS), Delhi was hit by fresh cyberattacks on Tuesday, but the attempt was successfully thwarted and the threat was neutralized in time.

"A malware attack was detected at 2:50 pm by the cyber-security systems in AIIMS, New Delhi. The attempt was successfully thwarted, and the threat was neutralised by the deployed cyber-security systems..," tweets All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi.

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Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Union Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology tweeted “E-Hospital is an internal application not available for internet users. Someone may have tried accessing this portal and alert generated due to security layer used by AIIMS. Same person may have taken a screenshot of error msg and circulated it. There is no cyberincident or breach. Error msgs have also been rectified now,”.

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Last year, AIIMS Delhi faced a cyber attack which paralysed its servers. The cyberattack disrupted functioning at AIIMS, including appointments and registration, billing, laboratory report generation, etc.

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First Published:Jun 06, 2023, 20:43:36 IST
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