BORN Ontario child registry data breach affects 3.4 million people

BORN is a perinatal and child registry that collects, interprets, shares and protects critical data about pregnancy, birth and childhood in the province of Ontario.

BORN created a web page with details about the impact the incident has on its patients and who is likely affected by the data theft.

Despite confirming the data breach, BORN says there is no evidence that any stolen data is being circulated on the dark web yet.

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