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UnitedHealth, the largest US health insurer, faced a cyberattack where hackers exploited remote-access software for a ransomware attack. The CEO revealed hackers lurked in the network for nine days before the strike, with US military personnel data stolen. Doctors had to use personal savings to cope.
UnitedHealth is not too big to fail, the largest US health insurer's CEO Andrew Witty told a Senate panel on the company's recent cyberattack, after senators questioned whether its huge size might become a threat to the US economy https://t.co/vpwqX6Ehe9 https://t.co/kYReqKCelF
checking in on the UnitedHealth cyberattack hearing https://t.co/xBtrQo4Gtp
U.S. military personnel had data stolen in UnitedHealth hack, CEO tells Senate https://t.co/Lf6ugfgwAk https://t.co/QZTlWNw5dx
