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UnitedHealth admits breach could 'cover substantial proportion of people in America'. Paid ransom. -- (link)
Posted by
budice
Apr 23 '24, 06:02
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https://www.theregister.com/2024/04/23/unitedhealth_admits_breach_substantial/
(www.theregister.com)
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Reminder: You can freeze your credit report for free with all three credit agencies. -- nm
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Baron Kills World
Apr 23, 06:14
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Like, if I don't want to know that they are destroying my credit? -- nm
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LFG
Apr 23, 08:47
bastards
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decline
Apr 23, 06:06
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I'm sure they will offer 1 free year of credit monitoring through Experian.
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sycor
Apr 23, 06:13
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I don't understand why more people don't just freeze their credit and do temporary thaws when they need to. -- nm
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Strongbad
Apr 23, 08:49
I think I have two years from my former loan servicer that I still need to claim. -- nm
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znufrii
Apr 23, 07:00
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I'm still covered but I don't remember why, which is pretty sad. I can't remember which breach it is that gave me the current monitoring.
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sycor
Apr 23, 07:12
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