In May, hackers targeting Louisville, Ky.-based Norton Healthcare posted personal health information on the dark web; local news outlet WDRB reported Nov. 6 that the health system is still dealing with the fallout. The hacking group BlackCat claimed responsibility for the event that included Social Security numbers, birth dates, credit card numbers and patients' medical history.

5月份，针对肯塔基州路易斯维尔的诺顿医疗保健公司的黑客在暗网上发布了个人健康信息；当地新闻报道WDRB于11月6日报道卫生系统仍在处理这一影响。黑客攻击组织BlackCat声称对包括社会安全号码，出生日期，信用卡号码和患者病史在内的事件负责。

A Norton employee told the local news outlet that several credit cards had been fraudulently opened in her name. Employees said that while internal systems are functioning, there has been some backlog. In July, a patient and former employee filed a lawsuit accusing Norton of failing to protect personal information..

诺顿的一名员工告诉当地新闻媒体，她的名字中欺骗性地打开了几张信用卡。员工表示，虽然内部系统正在运作，但仍有一些盈余。7月，一名患者和前雇员提起诉讼，指控诺顿未能保护个人信息。。