New Jersey and Texas healthcare firms notify more than 250,000 people of data breaches

SecurityWeek reports that separate July breaches at Clover Health Investments and AngMar Management Services exposed personal and health information. Clover said attackers used social engineering to compromise three employee accounts; 138,677 people were affected. AngMar reported that hackers stole patient data, including Social Security numbers and medical histories, affecting 126,196 people. The Interlock ransomware group claimed to have stolen more than 700 gigabytes of AngMar data.