Here’s what you should know:
1. An agency staffer fell victim to a phishing email Nov. 15, giving hackers access to names, addresses, Medicaid ID numbers and personal health information.
2. The agency said there’s no reason to believe the personal information had been “abused.”
3. Engadget said there are no leads on who perpetrated the attack or what they wanted the data for.
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