You've been pwned, how much will each stolen customer SSN cost you? How about $7.5k?
it"immediately" took steps to contain the intrusion and hired a"leading" security shop to determine the scope of the intrusion.
This included names; demographic information; health information, including diagnoses, providers and prescriptions; health insurance information, including legacy Medicare beneficiary number derived from the individual's Social Security number or other subscriber identification number; medical record numbers; patient account numbers; and passport numbers.
And now, those hundreds of thousands of individuals whose personal information likely ended up for sale on a hacking forum are eligible for a payout, after the attorneys take their cut, natch. The total amount of the settlement remains undisclosed.
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