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US Non-Emergency Medical Transport Network Allegedly Breached Exposing 500K+ Patient Records and Live Admin Access

Breach Report · United States

US Non-Emergency Medical Transport Network Allegedly Breached Exposing 500K+ Patient Records and Live Admin Access

A threat actor claims to be selling live, authenticated admin panel access to a major US Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) platform, advertising real-time control over operations rather than a static dump. The listing includes 500,000+ patient records, the ability to create fake provider accounts and spawn ride assignments, and access to a 200+ subcontractor network reportedly integrated with Lyft and Uber Health, with the source code of the underlying “Smart-Data-Hub” codebase included.

Post details
Actor(s)boltak
SectorHealthcare / Medical transportation (NEMT)
TypeAccess Sale (live admin) + Data Sale + Source Code
FormatWeb admin panel access, 500K+ records, full codebase
PriceNegotiable (open to offers)
Records500,000+ patients
CountryUnited States
Date07/05/2026
Compromised data and capabilities
  • Live admin dashboard with operational control
  • Provider creation (registering fake companies to receive real ride assignments)
  • Patient demographic data and full PII
  • SSNs
  • Insurance details (Medi-Cal and others)
  • Sensitive medical records
  • 200+ subcontractor network access (Lyft, Uber Health integrations)
  • Active trips, driver assignments, billing details
  • Trip “completion” and invoice generation without service
  • Source code of Smart-Data-Hub backend
  • Competitive intelligence on routes and pricing across 200+ competitors
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