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If you enrolled in a state health program through UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester, your data may have been leaked.

People whose information was compromised will begin getting letters from UMass Chan and the state Tuesday, with information on steps they can take to protect their identity and data.

Massachusetts' Executive Office of Health and Human Services has disclosed that UMass Chan Medical School was impacted by the widespread breach of the MOVEit Transfer application, compromising data from more than 134,000 individuals who are part of or previously enrolled in some state programs, according to CBS News Boston.

Massachusetts state programs have had 134,000 peoples personal information, including medical details and financial data, compromised in a data breach involvin

Massachusetts health officials are warning residents of a “global security incident” affecting the personal information of more than 134,000 people, state officials said Tuesday.

Some of these files contained information pertaining to individuals who received services from several state agencies, including MassHealth.

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The state began getting in touch with more than 134,000 people currently or previously enrolled in certain state programs whose personal information, potentially including private medical details and financial data, was part of a data breach involving a file transfer program used by the UMass Chan Medical School.

Massachusetts officials began getting in touch Tuesday with more than 134,000 people currently or previously enrolled in certain state programs whose personal...

Sensitive information, including Social Security numbers, may have been exposed.