American Income Life reportedly lost sensitive data on 150,000 people in a cyberattackHackers posted stolen insurance records online, including names, contacts, and policy detailsFree data release may trigger widespread identity theft, phishing, and insurance fraudAmerican insurance company American Income Life (AIL) has apparently suffered a data breach in which it lost sensitive data on roughly 150,000 people. Abusing the stolen informationIt seems that the attacker is offering the data for free. Usually, hackers would sell it to its peers, who would later use it to launch attacks of their own. There are several ways in which the stolen data can be exploited. We have reached out to American Income Life and will update this article if we hear back.