A
US health insurer has admitted it has been hacked and the data of 1.1 million
of A US health insurer customers are exposed due to hacking. This CareFirst,
which operates in several US states, us considered as the third company to fall
victim to hackers. Actually, it happened in June last year, however, it was
only figured out recently.
According
to Digital Marketing
Agency, “It follows similar attacks at Blue Cross, which had 11
million customer records stolen, and Anthem, which lost 80 million records.”
Member
names, birth dates, email addresses and identification numbers are the
CareFirst database; however, social security numbers, medical claims,
employment, credit card or financial information are excluded.
CareFirst
chief executive Chet Burrell said, "We deeply regret the concern this
attack may cause. We are making sure those affected understand the extent of
the attack - and what information was and was not affected."
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