PharMerica Will Pay at Least $5.2M to Settle Hack Lawsuit
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PharMerica will pay at least $5.27 million as part of a preliminary class action settlement for a 2023 data theft incident affecting 5.8 million individuals; the company agreed to enhance its security measures.
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Ransomware Gang Money Message Claimed It Exfiltrated 4.7TB of Firm's Data Pharmacy services firm PharMerica will pay at least $5.27 million - plus millions more on enhancing its security - as part of a preliminary class action settlement approved this week by a federal court involving a 2023 data theft incident the company reported as affecting 5.8 million individuals.