US nonprofit healthcare provider says hackers stole medical and personal data of 1M+ patients

Connecticut -based non -profit healthcare suppliers Community Health Center (CHC) confirmed that hackers have accessed more than a million patients with sensitive data.

A Filing On Thursday, with the Attorney General of Maine, CHC says it has identified suspicious activities on his network and determined that a “skilled criminal hacker” accessed its network to steal more than one million patients’ health and personal information. According to the filing, the hacker violates the company’s network on October 14, 2024.

CHC, which provides services to school-based healthcare and more than 100,000 connectors, provides services including substance abuse programs, saying that in compromised data patients address, phone number, diagnosis, treatment details, test results, social security numbers and health insurance information. May include.

Nonprising says that the hacker has not deleted any of its data or encrypts and the event does not affect its daily activities. No major cyber criminal group has yet demanded responsibility for CyberTack.