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Patient information left/lost on a train


 
608 clients' files with account application information missing from storage


 
Laptop stolen during office burglary contained names, dates of birth, medical record numbers, insurance and Medicaid numbers, billing codes and authorization status for 2,070 patients


 
17 names, usernames, and plain-text passwords dumped on the Internet


 
Employee accessed the records of twelve injured workers without a justifiable work purpose over a three-year period.


 
Customers' personal details and encrypted credit card numbers with expiration dates may have been accessed by hacker


 
Names, dates of birth, sickness information and work contact numbers of employees were published on the internet.


 
Employee skimmed and sold 50 customers' credit card numbers


 
Mailing error exposed 2,038 taxpayers' Social Security numbers to other taxpayers


 
Lost memory stick contained personal details of 1,075 young children attending schools in the Dunbar area


 
County's web portal for public hacked; 250 residents' email addresses, user names and passwords accessed


 
More than 50 customers' credit card numbers exfiltrated by virus incurred fraudulent charges


 
787 police officers' names, usernames, plain-text passwords, agencies and addresses (some home addresses) dumped on the Internet


 
4,933 e-mail addresses and hashed passwords dumped on the Internet


 
1,500 podiatry patients' personal and medical details on stolen laptop


 
Approximately 2,000 patients' names, phone numbers, dates of birth, diagnoses and MCPN internal account numbers accessed by hacker after employee responds to phishing attempt


 
12,374 job applicants and fewer than 500 patients notified that their names, addresses, Social Security numbers and insurance info may have been accessed after virus was discovered on system


 
Contact details, crime tips by citizens, and other personal information acquired by hackers; additionally, 1,073 employees' names, usernames, e-mail addresses, hashed passwords, job titles or position, and phone numbers dumped on the Internet


 
Stolen laptop contained names, Social Security Numbers and pre-employment work-fitness test results of 870 patients


 
Unauthorized access/disclosure of 11,081 patients' information


 
 

 
 
 

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