
Members of the House of Representatives and their staffers were informed Wednesday their personal data may have been compromised due to a "significant data breach" by DC Health Link, a health insurance marketplace.
In a letter to House staff obtained by NPR, Catherine Szpindor, the chief administrative officer for the House, said the size and scope of the breach is currently unknown, but the FBI said "that account information and PII (Personal Identifiable Information) of hundreds of Member and House staff were stolen."