The Record reports:
A lab company providing services to some Planned Parenthood centers disclosed a data breach on Friday impacting about 1.6 million people.
Laboratory Services Cooperative (LSC) said it initially discovered the cyberattack on October 27 and began an investigation that was completed in February.
The stolen data includes medical information like dates of service, diagnosis, treatments, lab results, treatment locations and the details of the care provided alongside personal information like health insurance numbers, bank account details, payment cards, Social Security numbers, IDs and more.
… No hacking group has taken credit for the incident but LSC said the cybercriminals behind the attack accessed and removed files from their network. The company said it has hired cybersecurity firms to monitor the dark web for any of the stolen information, which it said has not appeared online as of April 10.
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