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US insurance giant Aflac says hackers stole personal data of 22.6 million

Dec 23, 2025, 12:16 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Data breaches typically lead to reputational damage and financial costs; examples include Target and Equifax, which suffered stock drops post-breach.

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Aflac confirmed 22.65 million customers' data stolen in June data breach. Stolen data includes sensitive personal and health information of customers. Hackers may be linked to a known cyber-criminal organization targeting insurers. Aflac is one of several insurers affected by recent cybersecurity breaches. Company remains silent on the response to the breach, raising concerns.

  • Aflac confirmed 22.65 million customers' data stolen in June data breach.
  • Stolen data includes sensitive personal and health information of customers.
  • Hackers may be linked to a known cyber-criminal organization targeting insurers.
  • Aflac is one of several insurers affected by recent cybersecurity breaches.
  • Company remains silent on the response to the breach, raising concerns.

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