Wonder how many millions of dollars this caused? FYSA - Cybersecurity / Infrastructure: In NM on October 26th; A cyberattack on the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center (UNM HSC) forced diversion of all ambulance traffic from the state's only Level 1 trauma center, cancellation of appointments and outpatient surgeries at more than 30 clinics, and suspension of Health Sciences classes. UNM HSC experienced a cybersecurity event Monday that temporarily limited new patient acceptance from 12:30pm to 2:30pm, diverted ambulances to other providers including Presbyterian Healthcare Services and Lovelace Health System, canceled all clinic appointments statewide, and suspended outpatient surgeries while IT teams contained the incident. Officials notified state and federal law enforcement, engaged external partners, and activated an Emergency Operations Center. Systems began phased restoration at 2:30pm ; by 10:27pm UNM Hospital and Sandoval Regional Medical Center were open with clinics set to resume scheduled appointments and procedures on October 27th, while classes at the School of Medicine, College of Nursing, College of Pharmacy, and College of Population Health remained canceled Tuesday and nonessential Health Sciences staff were directed to stay home. The system handles roughly 900,000 outpatient and 100,000 emergency visits annually. Employees reported on-screen messages claiming theft of student and employee PII, SSNs, and patient data; the BYOD group later claimed compromise of 36,000 machines plus Oracle databases, Entra tenant, HR/payroll, student records, emails, and Cerner EHR data, though UNM has not confirmed details amid the active investigation. Debrief: BYOD is cyber extortion group with no nation-state links or known parent cartel. The temporary loss of New Mexico’s sole Level 1 trauma capacity and clinic network shows how a single healthcare cyber incident can create statewide emergency-care gaps and force rapid load-shifting onto other hospitals, underscoring the need for patients and providers to maintain updated contact channels and alternative-care plans while investigations continue. 》Sources: https://hscnews.unm.edu/news/ambulance-traffic-diverted-clinical-appointments-cancelled-and-classes-cancelled-due-to-cybersecurity-issue-at-unm-hsc | https://apnews.com/article/new-mexico-health-cybersecurity-hack-7a3593f8a3cee4ca895774ab1574919f | https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2026/10/27/university-of-new-mexico-hospitals-cyberattack/

WHOA. WAIT. Colorado's go-to DNA scientist just got walked out in handcuffs. Ten years. And they still want you to pretend the lab was fine. Yvonne "Missy" Woods. Twenty-nine years at CBI. Today Judge Andrew Poland sentenced her to 10 years on cybercrime after she pleaded guilty to four felonies: cybercrime, first-degree perjury, forgery, and attempt to influence a public servant. She cried. She said she let people down. Good. The harm is not a press release. She altered DNA quantities so cases looked empty. Prosecutor Darren Kafka: a four-year-old in Pueblo. A Rocky Mountain National Park rape claim. An 88-year-old in a nursing home. Woods reported no DNA. There was DNA. Those cases never got prosecuted. CBI admits problems in 1,045 of her cases — one in ten of more than 10,780. Flagged in 2014 and 2018. Therapy, then back to the lab. Prosecutors not told. Victims not told. In 2023 an intern blew the whistle and they let her retire with a pension. Acted alone, they say. Michael Clark spent over twelve years of a life sentence on DNA that later retested inconsistently. Conviction vacated. A Weld County judge threw out a child sex assault case citing "outrageous government conduct." Poland: this case is about trust. She held it and she breached it. Independent oversight of CBI. Full accounting of every tainted case. Name the supervisors who buried the warnings. Open the books. Name the supervisors. Put the lab under eyes that do not work for CBI. Pray. Stand. Speak. ACT. https://fixupx.com/FenixAmmunition/status/2098475056489758813

Fixupx.com/HotshotWake/status/2107886089490907361?s=20 The Los Pinos wildfire started yesterday afternoon in San Juan county, New Mexico, near the Colorado border after a gas pipeline exploded. What a crazy fire to respond to.