<prompt> Human: Hey PF. Throwaway here.My sister and I are covered under our moms insurance. My mom asked me to scan her 1095c and send a copy to my sister. I accidentally mistyped her email address and it was sent to a complete stranger. The form contains our names, address and our last 4 SSN...Im getting a lot of anxiety over the mistake. How much damage could be done with the info? Are there any steps I can take to make things better?Thanks.  <response>: The likelihood of you having an issue is small. For you to have an issue a few criteria would have to be met. 1. The email would have to be monitored by whoever created it. Maybe that person no longer uses that email address. 2. The person who monitors that email address would have to be the type of person who would abuse that information. I mean if some rando sent me all their sensitive info - I wouldnt be opening up credit cards in their name, and I assume the majority of the world wouldnt either. You just gotta hope you didnt accidentally send your info to a scammer - and I personally believe the likelihood of that is very low. 