Known as “Kitz,” complete packages of not only the patient’s identifying information and health insurance details but also bank account information and physical identification documents, including driver’s licenses, sell for up to $1,300, plus up to $500 in rush and other fees, according to the report.
Packages containing only electronic data, known as “Fullz,” sell for around $500, according to the report.
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