As of December 22, 2015, the Identify Theft Resource Center had reported a total of 766 data breaches. These data breaches reached a staggering total of 177,840,420 files being exposed. Below are the top seven breaches, in 2015, identified by iDigitalTimes in terms of the most users affected.
#1. Anthem
78.8 million patient records were accessed.
#2. Ashley Madison
37 million user files were exposed.
#3. OPM
21.5 million records were compromised.
#4. Experian/T-Mobile
15 million T-Mobile customers were affected.
#5. VTech
11.3 million accounts were accessed worldwide.
#6. Premera Blue Cross
11 million members’ information was affected.
#7. Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
10 million member files were leaked.
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it is your own fault, you should not click on adverts or anything that comes up and that looks promising….That is how they can hijack the computers, because of people are automaticly curious and will click on anything what seems interesting….and those people do not look at url or think at that time…
I just got back after some people hijacked my computer & ordered me to pay $300.00 to get control back! Lucky for me my Daughter worked with a computer technician that was able to bypass me being locked out..Now I am back…Madder than HELL !!!! Beware of these P/C Terrorist !
I'm glad I'm not covered by the Blues nor do I have to sing them as a result.
My ID was stolen from two main sources, DOD and BC/BS. I have spent a little over $15K to try and clean it up but to no avail
They just keep-up racking up credit and outing my privet info.