Medical Records For Sale in Underground Stolen From Texas Life Insurance Firm

  • 18 September 2014
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How much are your medical records worth in the cybercrime underground? This week, KrebsOnSecurity discovered medical records being sold in bulk for as little as $6.40 apiece. The digital documents, several of which were obtained by sources working with this publication, were apparently stolen from a Texas-based life insurance company that now says it is working with federal authorities on an investigation into a possible data breach.
http://krebsonsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/evolution-fraud-285x173.pngThe “Fraud Related” section of the Evolution Market.
Purloined medical records are among the many illicit goods for sale on theEvolution Market, a black market bazaar that traffics mostly in narcotics and fraud-related goods — including plenty of stolen financial data. Evolution cannot be reached from the regular Internet. Rather, visitors can only browse the site using Tor, software that helps users disguise their identity by bouncing their traffic between different servers, and by encrypting that traffic at every hop along the way.
 
 
Krebs on Security/ full article here/ http://krebsonsecurity.com/

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