Dr. Matthew Bathula, whose actions are at the center of a class-action lawsuit filed by six women on April 3, allegedly hacked hospital computers to activate webcams and secretly spy on young ...

A now-former pharmacist at the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC) has been accused of compromising the US ...

An academic medical center is facing a class action lawsuit alleging one of its pharmacists installed keylogging software on ...

The lawsuit claims that a pharmacist named Matthew Bathula had installed spyware on hundreds of computers at the medical center to access colleagues’ intimate photos from cloud storage and ...

Matthew Bathula used the technology to remotely access webcams and “record videos of young doctors and medical residents pumping breastmilk in closed treatment rooms,” according to the lawsuit ...

UMMC identified the pharmacist as former employee Matthew Bathula. Bathula allegedly targeted about 80 co-workers, most of whom were women. According to the lawsuit, he used security information ...

Matthew Bathula, a now-fired pharmacist at the University of Maryland Medical Center in downtown Baltimore, gained access to hundreds of computers and the personal information of around 80 women ...

Matthew Bathula used the technology to remotely access webcams and “record videos of young doctors and medical residents pumping breastmilk in closed treatment rooms,” according to the lawsuit ...