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Henry Ford Health confirms data breach affecting 168,000 patients

Posted on July 18, 2023 by Dissent

Derick Hutchinson reports:

Henry Ford Health has confirmed that an email phishing scheme led to a data breach affecting 168,000 patients.

Patients were told Monday that someone conducting an email phishing scheme gained access to business email accounts on March 30, 2023. That access was quickly discovered, and the email accounts were secured, according to officials.

Read more at ClickOnDetroit.

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