Reuters: O’Neill said the presence of medical data was a sign that the hack was approaching the same kind of magnitude as the 2015 intrusion into the Office of Personnel Management, which exposed millions of Americans’ sensitive clearance information, allegedly to Chinese intelligence.
He added that the data would be a powerful magnet for hostile spies.
“I would be shocked if Russian intelligence isn’t knocking on their door and saying, ‘We want that stuff, hand it over,'” said O’Neill…