Nacogdoches Hospital Breach Exposes 250K Patients' SSNs
A Texas hospital's network hack just put 250,000 people's most sensitive data in hackers' hands. SSNs, medical records, photos—all potentially swiped, with zero free protection from the hospital.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- 257K patients' SSNs, health data, and photos potentially stolen January 31.
- No free credit monitoring from NMH—patients urged to self-monitor only.
- Healthcare breaches surging; expect lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny for NMH.
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Originally reported by SecurityWeek
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