Cybercriminals Breach Aflac, Private Customer Data Could Be At Risk

AFLAC, Cybercriminals violated computer systems, social security numbers, social security numbers and an unknown number of Americans that violate computer systems by celebrating their latest in the last way against insurance companies, he said.

Columbus, Georgia-based insurance giant, it quickly responded to the suspicious activity in the US networks, and online intervention is able to stand on the Internet for the Internet. AFLAC added that his work was operated and the systems were not infected with Ransomware.

AFLAC is the latest and largest insurance companies to be targeted by cybercriminals so far. Philadelphia Insurance and Erie Insurance Both were hit by cyberattacts at the beginning of this month and should not continue the full operations.

“This attack caused a cybercrime group currently experienced as many insurance companies” AFLAC said in a statement without informing this claim without returning. “It was part of a cyber criminal against the insurance industry.”

AFLAC said he was working to explore the violation of Kibbie cybership experts. This is the process of determining which of its documents and how many people can be affected. Potential affected files may include customer information such as social security numbers, insurance claims, health information and other personal information. According to the company, AFLAC provides information about employees, agents and other people involved in the enterprises of the United States.

Although this investigation is still in the early stages, the attackers create an executive system as an executive or an executive system as an executive or an employee as an employee as an employee as an employee as an employee as an employee as an employee as an employee.

Google’s General Analytical John Hultquist for the threatening group, against “all the signs of” attacks against insurance companies ” Scattered Spider cyberEarlier, high-level attacks on financial services, telecommunications and Las Vegas casinos and hotels.

“Taking into account the date of direction of this actor to a sector, the insurance industry must be in a high warning for social engineering schemes that target their help tables and call centers,” said Hultquist.

Although it is still being determined exactly how much it is affected and damage, AFLAC, 85555-361-0305, provides free credit monitoring, identity theft protection and medical shield protection and medical shield to customers in 855-361-0305.

AFLAC has a global customer base of additional health insurance owners in the United States and about 50 million people.