
Brevard Skin & Cancer Center Breach
Oct 10, 2025
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What happened in the Brevard Skin & Cancer Center Breach?
DataBreach.com Team · October 24th 2025, 8:00 pm EDT
Summary:
Western Orthopaedics, P.C. (Denver, Colorado) was listed by the PEAR ransomware group around Sep 30, 2025, with third-party trackers noting the claim in early October. The company has not posted a public notice; treat all specifics as claimed until confirmed.
Key Facts
- Entity: Western Orthopaedics, P.C. (brand: Western Orthopaedics)
- Domain: western-ortho.com
- Sector & Location: Healthcare - Colorado, USA
- Type/Vector: Ransomware & data exfiltration (claimed by PEAR)
- Status: Claimed (unconfirmed) - no regulator or company notice located yet
Summary:
Brevard Skin & Cancer Center (Florida) was listed by the PEAR ransomware group around Oct 10, 2025. The practice acknowledged online reports and said it was investigating; no detailed regulator filing or dedicated notice is posted.
Key Facts
- Entity: DRS Roberts & Bryan, P.A. (d/b/a Brevard Skin & Cancer Center)
- Domain: brevardskin.com
- Sector & Location: Healthcare - Brevard County, Florida, USA
- Type/Vector: Ransomware & data exfiltration (claimed by PEAR)
- Status: Claimed (unconfirmed) - provider note acknowledges claims; no OCR listing yet
- Timeline: Listing observed mid-October 2025 (some trackers show discovery Oct 13, 2025)
- Impact: Not confirmed by the company
- Data Types (final parse): 148,800 home addresses, 100,300 SSNs, 94,700 emails & 215,200 phones
- Threat Actor: PEAR
- Company Response: Brief site acknowledgement of online claims; no patient-notification page found as of now
Context & Details
Ransomware trackers attributed the claim to PEAR in mid-October. Several law firms posted “investigation” notices (signals of outreach, not confirmations). Await filings or a provider notice for authoritative counts and scope.
Risk / What It Means
SSNs & home addresses raise identity-theft risk; emails & phones enable targeted phishing/social-engineering; any clinical records would heighten medical-fraud risk.
What Affected People Can Do
Consider credit freezes or fraud alerts; monitor EOBs/insurance claims; be cautious with calls, texts, or emails referencing dermatology care.










