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data that gets into the wrong hands and this time, not a retailer but quest diagnostics, the blood retrieving folks saying that betterer of cyberscout joins us now. what do we know about this? >> thanks for inviting me. what we know is it's close to 12 million people. we know that it was a vendor of a vendor so this was a bill collection company that was working for a vendor of quest that had medical information, social security information, financial information and possibly other personal information, contact information for consumers, patients of quest. neil: let me ask you, when you have incidents like we hear about millions of people's records compromised, involving countless retailers and online concerns, whathave you, what percentage of those do you think were genuinely victims of material that got into the wrong hands and was stolen? in other words, used for nefarious purposes? >> it really depends on the kind of breach, the kind of data that's there, whether that data is also being used by scammers and identity thieves to launch additional phishing attacks to get more data on people. but it's not a massive p

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better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> a major data breach one of biggest blood testing providers could affect nearly 12 million people. questitive personal and medical information is at risk after criminals hacked a contract company used for bill collection. "ctm" correspondent and cbs anchor vladimir duthiers. what's at stake for patients? >> patients' lab test results were not exposed and other private data involving medical data were accessed by hackers. they gained access between august 2018 happened march of this year. amca works closely with a number of companies like quest which operates labs across the u.s. and provides daniella-lyn call testing services to half of the country's hospitals and physicians. quest says the amca breach affects 11.9 million patients. that means everything from bank account information to medical records to social security numbers may have been compromised. quest has suspended sending bill collection alsos requests to amca which has since contacted law enforcement and hired third-party security experts to investigate the data breach. this issing. >> i what do you do if you're a patient, vl

better than what the doctors had anticipated. ainsley: good. you. brian: the video going viral. ainsley: in his little pajamas. brian: 26 minutes before the top of the hour today team france kicking off queste the field again thailand. steve: fox news headlines reporter 24/7 carley shimkus is live in france catching up with the u.s.a. team and the fans ahead of the big game. she has got the assignment of the year. congratulations, carley. >> bobon your, steve, ainsley ad brian -- fun fact about cathedral. where all the kings of france were core nateed. how about that for a little bit of history. from the kings of france we turn to the queens of soccer. team u.s.a. set to kick off in their very first game of the women's world cup against thailand later today 3:00 p.m. eastern time. you can catchall that action on fox. team u.s.a. expected to win this one but we won't know for sure, of course, until they play the game. i have been talking to a lot of fans, guys. they all say the same thing about this team. they say they love team u.s.a. because they play with enthusiasm. >> they are just so fun to watch. they seem to have a lot of fun playing together. the great passing. it's phenomenal foot

better than the street estimated, but box lowered its guidance for the current fiscal year ceo saying it is longer for the deals to close that stock down close to 17% >>> u.s. lab testing company quest is reporting a large data breach. the company says that an unauthorized user gained access to 11.9 million patient accounts between april of last year and march of this year the compromised data includes credit card numbers, patient account information, medical data and social security numbers. quest says that the breach came through a billing collections vendor this is just another one of the many, many data breaches that we've seen out there but again, this is with data that could be very sensitive medical data i think that they say that none of the test information was actually compromised, but what are the end results of these things and why do people ask for information that they can't protect? social security numbers. why do you have to give some of this information away? you walk into a doctor's office and you can't not give your social security number >> the conundrum is what kind of standardized information you could create that would be an identifier for you that is the hard