[inthewildformoney201]

Looking for any USA Insurance company database .

[Blastoise]

Looking for any USA Insurance company database .

you should definitely take a look at these leaks on life and health insurance in the USA:

Insurance Software Company Leaks 28 Million Texas Driver Records by Mistakes
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Announces Data Breach Following Incident at Anonymous Service Provider | JD Supra
https://cyberpress.org/delta-dental-of-v...ta-breach/
https://databreach.com/breach/centracare.com-2024

[OriginalCrazyOldFart]

Looking for any USA Insurance company database .

you should definitely take a look at these leaks on life and health insurance in the USA:

Insurance Software Company Leaks 28 Million Texas Driver Records by Mistakes
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Announces Data Breach Following Incident at Anonymous Service Provider | JD Supra
https://cyberpress.org/delta-dental-of-v...ta-breach/
https://databreach.com/breach/centracare.com-2024

    Is this what your talking about ? virtafore.com_TexasDriverRecords , 3 different sets. They were online, here, at one time. I did not know of any other breach with Texas Drivers Licenses. 
    This was the name of the original file:  vertafore.com_TexasDriverRecords_DataLEAK_Nam3l3ss_20200530 & Nam3l3ss posted them. 
 
   I just heard about this a few minutes ago:                  (if you see it, let me know) 
In June, U.S. insurance giant Aflac disclosed a data breach where hackers stole customers’ personal information, including Social Security numbers and health information, without saying how many victims were affected.

On Tuesday, the company confirmed it has begun notifying around 22.65 million people whose data was stolen during the cyberattack.

In a filing with the Texas attorney general, Aflac said that the stolen data includes customer names, dates of birth, home addresses, government-issued ID numbers (such as passports and state ID cards) and driver’s license numbers, and Social Security numbers, as well as medical and health insurance information.

And, in a filing with the Iowa attorney general, Aflac said that the cybercriminals responsible for the breach “may be affiliated with a known cyber-criminal organization; federal law enforcement and third-party cybersecurity experts have indicated that this group may have been targeting the insurance industry at large.”

Given that Scattered Spider, an amorphous collective of primarily young English-speaking hackers, was targeting the insurance industry at the time of the breach, it’s likely that this is the group Aflac is referring to.

A spokesperson for Aflac did not respond to TechCrunch’s request for comment.

The company says it has around 50 million customers according to its official website.

Aflac was one of several insurance companies hacked at around the same time, including data breaches at Erie Insurance and Philadelphia Insurance Companies.

   https://techcrunch.com/2025/12/23/us-ins...on-people/