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MNA Healthcare Leak Risks Medical Workers

September 10, 2024
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MNA Healthcare Leak Risks Medical Workers

In June 2024, a data breach at Florida-based MNA Healthcare, a healthcare staffing company, exposed sensitive personal information of thousands of healthcare professionals. Cybernews researchers discovered an unprotected web directory that hosted a backup of MNA Healthcare’s database. The leak included full names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, work histories, job assignments, and encrypted Social Security Numbers (SSNs), creating substantial privacy concerns for those affected.

The exposed database appears to have been the result of a system misconfiguration that allowed unauthorized access to files that should have remained secure. Although the SSNs were encrypted, the use of the Laravel web application framework’s encryption type ‘mcrypt’ and an exposed environment file (.env) containing the encryption key indicate the potential for decryption of this sensitive data. This presents a considerable risk for identity theft, as SSNs are often exploited in fraudulent activities such as opening credit accounts or filing false tax returns.

With doctors in the U.S. earning an average of $350,000 annually, the breached information could also make them attractive targets for financial fraud, phishing, and other cybercrimes. This leak could facilitate malicious actors in attempting credential stuffing attacks, as well as initiating scams or spam campaigns aimed at the affected individuals. Beyond individual risks, the breach points to broader vulnerabilities in MNA Healthcare’s infrastructure and raises questions about their data security protocols.

Cybernews has contacted MNA Healthcare, and the misconfiguration has reportedly been secured. However, the incident underscores the need for MNA Healthcare to reevaluate its data protection and storage practices to prevent future breaches. The company has not yet released an official response, and affected individuals are encouraged to take protective measures, including monitoring their financial and personal information for potential misuse.

 

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  • Florida-Based MNA Healthcare Data Leak Affects Thousands
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