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Shannon Bruner of Indianola logged on to her checking account Monday morning, and found she was almost 800 dollars in the negative.

“The first thing I thought was, ‘I got screwed,’” she said.

The second thing she thought was, "The Russian Mafia is now $800 richer."

I don't get why anybody relays personal information on an UNSECURE website. I guarantee you a lot of "enrollees" will get messages from authentic looking insurance companies asking for they premium payments. This is the perfect scam for the Russian Mafia. I used to get messages from "PayPal" asking me to come to the site and log in. Except that the site was FAKE. Looked authentic. Same will happen with the insurance websites. Since the Russian Mafia can hack into the ObamaCare exchange, they will have valuable personal information at their fingertips.