Phishing Attack Compromises Mental Health Clients' Data
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The Canadian Mental Health Association's York and South Simcoe branch reported a phishing attack that compromised personal data of mental health clients. Hackers accessed sensitive information including names and clinical diagnoses. The organization informed staff and partners about the incident on October 30, 2025.
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