Almost 62,000 medical records of Lithuanian medics were allegedly stolen in a cyber incident in recent weeks.

Omissions

• The MEP did not name the specific agency breached: the State Healthcare Accreditation Agency (Valstybinė akreditavimo sveikatos priežiūros veiklai tarnyba), a body under the Ministry of Health.
• The MEP did not specify the incident date (discovered 8–9 June 2026) or that a pre-trial investigation was opened by the Prosecutor General's Office on 10 June 2026.
• All corroborating sources are secondary news reports citing official Lithuanian government statements; no direct primary source (e.g. the Prosecutor General's Office press release) was located in the searches.

Sources

• SecondaryLRT (Lithuanian National Radio and Television)On Wednesday, the authorities announced that 62,000 records that include personal details about doctors have been leaked from the State Health Accreditation Agency.
• SecondaryBNN NewsLithuanian authorities reported on the 10th of June that 62,000 records stolen from the State Healthcare Accreditation Agency, which contained personal details about doctors.
• SecondaryEstonian Information System Authority (RIA)During the incident, approximately 62,000 records containing personal data of physicians were leaked, along with information on the qualifications of 156 specialists.
• SecondaryDelfi.ltJakubauskienė said the attackers may have accessed professional and contact information of specialists, over 62,000 records.