California-based Santa Clara Family Health Plan has announced that 276,993 members had their sensitive data potentially compromised in a Clop ransomware attack that involved the exploitation of a flaw in the Fortra GoAnywhere Managed File Transfer system, which the insurer has been using to exchange files with NationsBenefits, according to Government Technology. Information that may have been exposed includes members’ names, birthdates, contact details, IDs, and Medi-Cal credentials, said Santa Clara Family Health Plan, which has also encouraged increased member vigilance on identity theft and financial fraud.

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