In yet another COVID-19 patient data breach, the database from arogya.karnataka.gov.in, maintained by the state of Karnataka, India, has been leaked. The user claims that the database contains personal ID, name, address, phone no., email, and password, among others. The sample listed with the post indicates that the leaked data reportedly includes information from regions…
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