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Hackers Target Anthem, Scrape Personal Data

Feb 5, 2015 at

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California's largest private insurer, Anthem, said on Wednesday it has been hacked. The insurer said hackers broke into databases that stored customers' personal information such as birthdays, social security numbers and employment information.

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Hackers Target Anthem, Scrape Personal Data

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