4.1 Million Impacted by AdaptHealth Data Breach

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More than 4.1 million individuals had their personal, health, and insurance information stolen in a data breach at healthcare company AdaptHealth.

Operating over 680 facilities across the US, AdaptHealth describes itself as a network of medical equipment companies that provides patients with healthcare solutions and medical equipment.

The company was hacked in early June, when a threat actor gained access to its cloud-based applications, including internal systems used for patient management and document storage.

After the attacker contacted the company, it confirmed the data breach, including the theft of a password file associated with insurance billing.

The hacker used social engineering to compromise a user session at a third-party contractor, AdaptHealth said.

On August 14, the company announced that the threat actor had exfiltrated names, contact and demographic information, and health and health insurance information.

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