A threat actor claims to have breached data Star Health Insurance, India, compromising the data of over 31 million customers. The data, reportedly worth 7.24 TB, includes sensitive information such as full names, PAN numbers, medical reports, and insurance claim details. The breach also affects 5.7 million insurance claims, exposing Aadhaar card photos, PAN card photos, and detailed health records. The threat actor is allegedly selling the data for $150,000, with smaller packages available for $10,000. Verification is purportedly available via Telegram bots and a leak website.
According to the threat actor, the leaked customer data includes full names, mobile numbers, email addresses, health records, policy numbers, nominee details, and other personal information. The insurance claims data covers confidential health reports, contact details, and claim amounts. The leak could potentially have significant repercussions for millions of customers. Star Health Insurance has yet to comment on these claims, while the threat actor continues to sell the data online.
