Personal details for 30,000 Medicaid recipients in Florida may have been exposed after a government employee fell victim to a phishing attack, officials in the state say.

The disclosure comes from the state’s Agency for Health Care Administration, which regulates healthcare facilities and is responsible for administering Medicaid.

A press release on the regulator’s website is undated, but the Associated Press reported it was posted Friday evening.

The exposed information may have included full names, Medicaid identification numbers, birthdates, Social Security numbers and addresses. Also possibly exposed were the medical conditions of enrollees.

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