“In total, 468,344 individuals were affected, Omni told the US Department of Health and Human Services.”
Omni found out about the breach on August 7, when its data showed up on the dark web. Hunters International claimed 2.7 terabytes and dumped all of it publicly on August 23. Names, Social Security numbers and medical records for patients, plus bank details for staff. The victims get 12 months of credit monitoring for a Social Security number that stays stolen for life.