The hacking group that reportedly attacked St. Louis-based Ascension typically gives victims between 10 to 12 days to pay ransom before leaking their data.

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Instead of typing in 16-digit passwords again and again during their shifts, nurses at a Pennsylvania hospital now just scan their badges.

St. Louis-based Ascension confirmed that it suffered a ransomware attack. 

The cyberattack St. Louis-based Ascension suffered May 8 is being called a ransomware incident, CNN reported May 10. 

Ransomware group Black Basta is accelerating its attacks against the healthcare industry, according to a May 10 report from the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center.