National Archives and Records Administration (NARA): 76 Million Affected (October 2009) Department of Veteran Affairs: 26.5 Million Affected (May 2006) Office of Personnel Management (OPM): 21.5 Million (June 2015)
Virginia Department of Health Professions: 8.3 Million Affected (May 2009) Office of the Texas Attorney General: 6.5 Million Affected (April 2012) Georgia Secretary of State Office: 6.2 Million Affected (November 2015) Tricare: 4.9 Million Affected (September 2011) South Carolina Department of Revenue: 3.6 Million Affected (October 2012) State of Texas: 3.5 Million Affected (April 2011) Listed from smallest to largest in terms of the number of individuals affected, the 10 biggest government data breaches include:
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taxpayers usually end up footing the bill for the aftermath, including years of free identity theft and credit monitoring for the victims. Some of the biggest and most significant government data breaches come down to human error: from lost hard drives, misconfigured databases, and physical device theft to simple mistakes that lead to millions upon millions of leaked Social Security numbers, names, addresses, voting affiliations, and other sensitive data. But it’s not just hackers that have put Americans’ personal data at risk. citizens’ private information through every level of government. (federal) government agencies to state agencies, cyber attackers have dug up U.S.
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