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Personal information of over 50,000 Premier Diagnostics customers exposed on unsecured server

Posted on March 12, 2021 by Dissent

Diego Romo reports:

A Consumer privacy watchdog, “Comparitech,” found that Lehi based company Premier Diagnostics was storing sensitive customer information on a publicly accessible server, leading to a potential data breach for over 50,000 customers.

“This data could be in anyone’s hands now,” said Paul Bischoff, editor of comparitech.com. “So, your ID and your medical card are probably somewhere on the dark web.”

Read more on Fox13now.  The original report by Comparitech can be found here.

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