Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of 110,000 Alliance Medinet Members
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- •110,000 members' personal data compromised in a cyber incident.
- •Affected data includes names, ID numbers, and bank account info for seven members.
- •Insurers using Alliance Medinet's services reported customer data exposure.
A cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to Alliance Medinet's membership database has compromised the personal data of approximately 110,000 members. The affected data includes names, personal identification numbers, and potentially bank account information for seven members, as well as one medical diagnosis. The breach was attributed to a third party, and investigations are ongoing. Affected members are being notified by Alliance Medinet and its partners. Insurers such as HSBC Life, Income Insurance, and Singlife reported that their customers were impacted due to their reliance on Alliance Medinet's services. No evidence has been found indicating that the insurers' own systems were breached, and they stated that no medical data was affected. Alliance Healthcare Group has engaged cybersecurity experts and initiated 24-hour monitoring of its network and the dark web.
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