A more in-depth investigation concluded on July 10th, 2023, confirming the hackers had accessed the following data:
• Date of birth
• Driver's license
• State identification number
• Financial account information
• Payment card information
• Medical record number
• Medicare and Medicaid identification
• Health information
• Treatment information
• Diagnosis code
• Meal category and cost
• Health insurance information
• Patient ID number.
• Social Security Numbers (for >1% of the exposed people)
Oh great. We're definitely impacted by this as we got meals provided by insurance post partner's hospitalization. Ugh. Edit: we're actually off the hook due to timing. Which is a relief but also...
Oh great. We're definitely impacted by this as we got meals provided by insurance post partner's hospitalization. Ugh.
Edit: we're actually off the hook due to timing. Which is a relief but also literally these services are used by already vulnerable people.
This is a monumental breach and I do hope they sued for this. Twelve months of free Kroll services isn't going to suffice when they're taking some of these details.
This is a monumental breach and I do hope they sued for this. Twelve months of free Kroll services isn't going to suffice when they're taking some of these details.
This is extremely tangential, but is anyone else infuriated by the URL encoding of the article's title? Tildes does it right: "impacting 1.2 million" → "impacting_1_2_million"....
This is extremely tangential, but is anyone else infuriated by the URL encoding of the article's title?
Tildes does it right: "impacting 1.2 million" → "impacting_1_2_million".
bleepingcomputer.com does "impacting-12-million"
Who in the world doesn't consider periods as separators?
I'm guessing the way they auto-generate their article slugs by removing anything that isn't a letter from the title, and replacing spaces with -. Please mark my comment as off-topic
I'm guessing the way they auto-generate their article slugs by removing anything that isn't a letter from the title, and replacing spaces with -.
WTF
Oh great. We're definitely impacted by this as we got meals provided by insurance post partner's hospitalization. Ugh.
Edit: we're actually off the hook due to timing. Which is a relief but also literally these services are used by already vulnerable people.
This is a monumental breach and I do hope they sued for this. Twelve months of free Kroll services isn't going to suffice when they're taking some of these details.
This is extremely tangential, but is anyone else infuriated by the URL encoding of the article's title?
Tildes does it right: "impacting 1.2 million" → "impacting_1_2_million".
bleepingcomputer.com does "impacting-12-million"
Who in the world doesn't consider periods as separators?
I'm guessing the way they auto-generate their article slugs by removing anything that isn't a letter from the title, and replacing spaces with
-.Please mark my comment as off-topic