New Jersey deaddiction centre says hackers accessed customers' personal and financial data

News26 Feb 2024

New Jersey-based Maryville Addiction Treatment Centre said it suffered a significant cyber security incident in August that compromised the personal and financial information of people undergoing rehabilitation programs in multiple cities.

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