health data
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Xsolis says phishing attack exposed data of 1.4 million people
Xsolis said a targeted phishing attack exposed files tied to 1,396,519 people, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers and medical treatment information. The company has notified law enforcement and is offering assistance to affected individuals.
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Monroe University data breach exposed information on 320,973 people
Monroe University said a December 2024 cyberattack exposed personal, financial, and health data for 320,973 people. Notifications began in January and affected individuals are offered one year of free credit monitoring.
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Conduent says 2024 breach affected more than 10.5 million people
Conduent said a data breach first compromising its environment in October 2024 and discovered in January 2025 has impacted more than 10.5 million people, with state filings naming Oregon, Texas, Washington and Maine among those affected; exposed data reportedly included names, Social Security numbers and medical information.
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ECG signals can be linked to individuals, study finds, prompting privacy cautions
A new study shows ECG signals can be linked to identifiable individuals with high accuracy, challenging traditional de-identification methods and prompting calls for stronger privacy protections in health data sharing.
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Business Council of New York State discloses data breach affecting 47,329 people
The Business Council of New York State disclosed a February data breach affecting 47,329 individuals, exposing a broad range of personal, financial and health information. The intrusion was detected in August, and BCNYS has offered free credit monitoring to those affected while it investigates the incident.
