250,000 Impacted by Data Breaches at New Jersey, Texas Healthcare Firms
Clover Health and AngMar are notifying over 250,000 people after separate healthcare data breaches.
Clover Health Investments and AngMar Management Services are notifying more than 250,000 people after separate thefts of personal and health data. Clover Health said attackers used social engineering in early July to compromise three employee accounts, exposing names, dates of birth, insurance identifiers, and account numbers for 138,677 people reported to HHS. AngMar, a Texas home-health and hospice operations firm, confirmed theft of patient data including Social Security numbers, diagnoses, and prescriptions, affecting 126,196 people. The Interlock ransomware group listed AngMar in August and claimed more than 700 GB of stolen data.
- Clover Health reported 138,677 people affected after account compromise.
- Attackers used social engineering on three employee accounts in July.
- AngMar reported 126,196 people; stolen data included Social Security numbers.
- Interlock listed AngMar in August, claiming over 700 GB stolen.
- Threat actors
- Interlock
- Organizations
- US Department of Health and Human Services
- Countries
- United States
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