Serviceaide Leak Exposes Records of 500,000 Catholic Health Patients
A misconfigured database at enterprise IT provider Serviceaide has exposed sensitive health and personal information belonging to approximately 500,000 (483,126)...
Read more →A misconfigured database at enterprise IT provider Serviceaide has exposed sensitive health and personal information belonging to approximately 500,000 (483,126)...
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