A listing on ALPHV's dark web leak site, seen by TechCrunch, shows samples of the stolen data, including employee names, addresses, phone numbers and passport scans. News of NextGen's latest breach comes as the number of patients impacted by the mass ransomware attack targeting customers who used Fortra's GoAnywhere file-transfer software continues to grow. Florida-based technology company NationBenefits confirmed last week that more than 3 million members had data stolen in the cyberattack, while Brightline, a virtual therapy provider for children, said that more than 960,000 of the company's pediatric mental health patients had data stolen. Updated with comment from NextGen Healthcare.