Crypto-ransomware group LockBit has leaked the info it stole from Canadian pharmacy chain London Medicine after the agency refused to pay a $25 million ransom.

Dozens of folders containing knowledge on tons of of staff, together with payrolls, digital signatures, resignation letters, medical knowledge, and efficiency assessments have been reportedly made public. In keeping with The Globe and Mail, there was additionally knowledge on sexual harassment complaints, immigration functions, relationship disclosures, and a folder on ‘Traumatic Incidents.’

The pharmacy agency mentioned in an announcement, “London Drugs has been named by cybercriminals as a victim of exfiltration of files from its corporate head office, and we are aware that some of these exfiltrated files have now been released.”

LockBit, which has traditionally demanded ransoms in cryptocurrency, mentioned London Medicine was beforehand going to cough up $8 million. Nevertheless, London Medicine mentioned it was “unwilling and unable” to pay the ransom demand. 

LockBit focused London Medicine on April 26, ensuing within the agency having to shut 79 of its branches till Might 7. London Medicine claims the hack took knowledge from its company head workplace.

On Wednesday, London Medicine informed the Register that if its affected person, buyer, or worker databases seem comprised it will then “notify affected individuals in accordance with privacy laws.” 

London Medicine additionally claimed it will supply its employees two years of free identity-theft safety providers and credit score monitoring, “regardless of whether any of their data is ultimately found to be compromised or not.”