The breach has exposed personal information of over 800,000 individuals, including names, Social Security numbers, and bank details, raising significant concerns about identity theft.
Despite initial detection of unusual activity on May 13, 2024, Landmark Admin was unable to fully secure its network, resulting in a second breach just weeks later.
Hackers not only encrypted data during the attack but also pillaged sensitive personal details, including health insurance policy numbers, increasing risks of financial crimes.
The magnitude of the information stolen from Landmark Admin marks a critical point for the insurance industry, underlining its vulnerability to cyber threats.
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