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Niva Bupa investigates alleged data leak after cyber threat

Posted on February 21, 2025 by Dissent

Aman Shukla reports:

Niva Bupa Health Insurance Company Ltd has recently informed exchanges that the company received an email from an anonymous sender claiming a potential customer data breach. The company is actively investigating the matter and implementing preventive measures to mitigate risks.

…  In the exchange filing, the company shared, “We have received communication(s) from an anonymous sender. The Threat Actor via email, claims to have the customer data of Niva Bupa.

Read more at Business Upturn.

No ransomware group has claimed responsibility for any attack on the Indian health insurer and DataBreaches could find no listing mentioning them on a popular hacking forum. Whoever the threat actor is, they may just be giving the insurer more time before they add them to any leak site.

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