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Data breach reference · November 2019

Were you affected by the GoodLife Fitness breach?

Disclosed
Nov 15, 2019
Records affected
22,000
Type
Data theft / device loss
Sector
General SMB

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What happened

GoodLife Fitness reported a data-security incident affecting personal information of approximately 22,000 current and former employees. Records potentially exposed included names, dates of birth, Social Insurance Numbers, and direct-deposit banking details.<br><br>GoodLife notified affected employees and offered credit-monitoring services. The incident was reported to federal and provincial privacy authorities.

GoodLife Fitness reported a data-security incident affecting personal information of approximately 22,000 current and former employees. Records potentially exposed included names, dates of birth, Social Insurance Numbers, and direct-deposit banking details.

GoodLife notified affected employees and offered credit-monitoring services. The incident was reported to federal and provincial privacy authorities.

Reported impact: Credit monitoring provided to affected employees

Source: Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada

What to do if you were affected

Common questions about the GoodLife Fitness breach

When did the GoodLife Fitness breach happen?
The breach was disclosed in November 2019. Public reporting was carried by Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. The incident is categorized as: Data theft / device loss.
How many people were affected?
Approximately 22000 records were reported affected. Whether your specific data was among them depends on your relationship with GoodLife Fitness during the exposure window.
How do I check if my email was in this breach?
Enter your email in the scan form above. LeakTrace runs a check against known breach records and returns the result in under a minute. No account required.
What should I do if my data was exposed?
• If you are a current or former GoodLife employee, place a fraud alert on your credit file.
• Enroll in the credit monitoring GoodLife offered if you have not already.
• Consider a credit freeze via Equifax and TransUnion.
• Monitor your bank account for unauthorized transactions.
• Change passwords on any account tied to your GoodLife work email.
Is my data still at risk years later?
Yes. Breach data from years past continues to circulate on active infostealer channels and credential-stuffing marketplaces. The passage of time does not neutralize the exposure. Ongoing monitoring catches new exposures as they land instead of only the ones already disclosed publicly.

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