Affordable Care / DCA
170K patient dental records exposed
Hospitals, clinics, insurers, and medical-IT vendors are the highest-value targets in cybercrime. Below is every healthcare-sector breach LeakTrace has indexed — patient records, HIPAA disclosures, ransomware victims, and supply-chain compromises.
170K patient dental records exposed
36K employee records exposed in vendor breach
78.8M records — largest healthcare breach in US history at the time
17K patient records exposed in Maze ransomware
112K patient records exposed in phishing incident
233K patient genetic testing records exposed in email breach
1.57M patient records exposed via website misconfiguration
654K member records stolen in laptop theft
11M member records including SSNs and medical claims
Employee accessed records of 4,800 patients without authorization
15M patient records — largest healthcare breach in Canadian history
15M patient lab records stolen — largest Canadian healthcare breach — names, DOBs, health card numbers
15M patient lab test results and health records — largest Canadian healthcare breach
Ransomware hit Danish hearing aid manufacturer — estimated $95M loss
Patient records inadvertently shared in email — personal medical information exposed
1.5M patient records stolen including PM Lee's medical data — Singapore's worst breach
15,025,407 records exposed — Email addresses, Genders, Geographic locations, IP addresses and 2 more
NotPetya caused $870M damage to pharma giant — production and distribution disrupted
321,920 records exposed — Dates of birth, Email addresses, Genders, Health insurance information and 7 more
972,629 records exposed — Credit status information, Email addresses, Income levels, IP addresses and 5 more
36,789 records exposed — Career levels, Education levels, Email addresses, Names and 6 more
7,040,725 records exposed — Email addresses, Passwords