Rite Aid Data Breach Exposes 2.2 Million Customers' Personal Information

Hackers accessed customer details from 2017-2018 using stolen employee credentials, prompting a major security overhaul.

RansomHub ransomware gang claims responsibility for the breach, demanding a ransom from Rite Aid.
Compromised data includes names, addresses, dates of birth, and government-issued ID numbers.
Rite Aid detected the breach within 12 hours but took 11 days to assess the extent of the damage.
No Social Security numbers, financial, or health care data were exposed in the incident.
Rite Aid is offering affected customers 12 months of credit monitoring and has reported the breach to authorities.