Massive Oracle Health Hack Exposes 20 Million Patient Records – Names, SSNs at Risk
A massive Oracle Health breach has exposed nearly 20 million patient records—names, SSNs, and medical data—across up to 80 U.S. hospitals after hackers infiltrated outdated Cerner servers.
Confirmed by the HIPAA Journal, the incident underscores gaps in the legacy-to-cloud migration and raises serious concerns about healthcare cybersecurity, potentially leading to identity theft and widespread privacy violations.
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