The information of some University of Utah Health patients has been accessed through a phishing attack that was sent to employees. The number of patients affected is not known, and what was accessed may have included names, dates of birth, medical record numbers, and certain clinical information related to the type of care patients received.

What This Means

When a site is breached, your personal information can be accessed by hackers and can be made publicly available on the internet. Any information of a person has a chance to be exposed, no matter how secure the site can be.

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