Landmark Admin, a company based in Texas that works with insurance firms across the country, has shared new details about a cyberattack it suffered last year. According to the latest update, the number of people whose personal data may have been accessed has now reached more than 1.6 million.
How It Started
In May 2024, Landmark noticed something suspicious on its computer network. After looking into the issue, it found out that hackers had broken in and accessed files containing sensitive details of many individuals.
At first, the company believed the attack had affected around 806,000 people. However, in a recent filing with the Maine Attorney General’s Office, Landmark revealed that the total number of impacted people is now estimated at 1,613,773. They also said that this number might change again as the investigation continues.
What Information Was Stolen?
The hackers were able to get their hands on private data. This could include a person’s name, home address, Social Security number, or details from their passport or driver’s license. Some people’s financial information, health records, and insurance policy numbers may also have been exposed.
Not everyone had the same information stolen. The company has promised to send each affected person a letter that clearly mentions which of their details were accessed i
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