Attackers claim to have stolen 80 million South African patient records in massive Ampath Laboratories data breach

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Just accept that our full lives are online now. Effectively after all the breaches from banks, credit providers, transunion and this - literally every south africans details are online.

With AI here, more data is likely going to get leaked and with AI all these databases are going to be mined and linked together.

There is nothing to be done.
 
Just accept that our full lives are online now. Effectively after all the breaches from banks, credit providers, transunion and this - literally every south africans details are online.

With AI here, more data is likely going to get leaked and with AI all these databases are going to be mined and linked together.

There is nothing to be done.
Sad but true!
 
There is nothing to be done.
Not entirely true.

We could collectively opt to start creating false inputs to the point that determining fact from fiction is impossible rendering the leaked data or tracking essentially useless.

Not a new concept either.
 
Not entirely true.

We could collectively opt to start creating false inputs to the point that determining fact from fiction is impossible rendering the leaked data or tracking essentially useless.

Not a new concept either.

AI would render this obsolete. If you compare datasets across different leaks you will quickly build up the real from the fake.
 
The population of South Africa is approximately 63.5 million people (estimated at 63.5 million by Statistics South Africa), while international estimates like Worldometer place the mid-year 2026 population at roughly 65.4 million. [1, 2]

Has everybody in South Africa now been to Ampath more than once?
 
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