CareCloud is notifying at least 350,000 people that hackers stole sensitive data from an electronic health record environment in its CareCloud Health division. The company says attackers accessed one of its Amazon Web Services environments between March 10 and March 16, 2026, disrupted the environment on March 16, and likely exfiltrated names, addresses, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, driver’s license and government ID numbers, financial account and payment card data, plus medical and health insurance information.
Why it matters: This breach affects healthcare patients and others whose identity, financial, and medical data may now be exposed, creating long-term fraud and privacy risks. Affected people should watch for official notices, monitor accounts and credit, and use any offered identity-protection services.
Bill Toulas
2026.08.19
98% relevant
This article updates the same March 2026 CareCloud breach with a much larger confirmed impact of 3,756,469 people, adds the access window of March 10-16, 2026, confirms the intrusion involved one of CareCloud's AWS environments and claimed data exfiltration from databases there, and notes breach notifications began on July 25.
2026.08.19
99% relevant
This updates the same March 2026 CareCloud breach with a much larger confirmed scope, raising the affected count from at least 350,000 to 3,756,469 people and adding regulator filing details about the compromised electronic health record environment and stolen data types.
Eduard Kovacs
2026.08.19
99% relevant
This is the same CareCloud breach and adds the key update that HHS now lists 3,756,469 affected individuals, far above the roughly 350,000 initially reported, while reaffirming the March 10-16 intrusion into a CareCloud AWS environment and the categories of data stolen.
Ionut Arghire
2026.07.31
100% relevant
This article appears to be the first concrete report in this dataset establishing the CareCloud breach, including the attack window, affected environment, data types exposed, and impact of at least 350,000 individuals.
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