A COVID-19 testing service run by Premier Diagnostics exposed sensitive information of more than 50,000 people by storing data on two unsecured Amazon S3 buckets. The information was unsecured for about a week, leaving plenty of time for threat actors to steal the publicly exposed data. The customers affected by the data breach are most likely to be from Utah, Nevada and Colorado according to samples from the stolen material. The information included driver’s licenses, medical insurance cards, passports and other forms of identification. If an individual received a COVID-19 test at a location that was run by Premier Diagnostics, they should be on the lookout for sophisticated and targeted phishing scams.
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