By Christopher Bing and Munsif Vengattil WASHINGTON/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Stolen customer data including medical reports from India's biggest health insurer, Star Health, is publicly accessible via chatbots on Telegram,

Hackers have stolen sensitive data from Star Health and Allied Insurance, an India-based health insurance provider, and made it publicly accessible through Telegram chatbots, as per a recent report by Reuters.

The Star Health chatbots feature a welcome message stating they are “by xenZen” and have been operational since at least Aug. 6, said UK-based security researcher Jason Parker

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A hacker has reportedly used Telegram chatbots to leak confidential customer data from Star Health, one of the largest health insurance providers in India. The leaked information includes medical reports and personal details of millions of policyholders.

Stolen customer data from India's largest health insurer, Star Health, is accessible via Telegram chatbots. The data includes sensitive information such as medical reports and ID cards. Despite Star Health's claim of no widespread compromise,