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A Survey Company May Have Leaked Scottish Government Workers' Personal Details
A contractor hired to run a government training exercise lost staff data from Scotland's public prosecution service. The real worry: dozens of other agencies probably handed over the same information.
ShinyHunters Claims 1.6 Million Records Stolen from RingCentral
The extortion group published 280 gigabytes of alleged RingCentral data after the company refused to pay. Names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses are now circulating freely.
Trezor customers exposed after shipping partner ShipMonk is hacked
Roughly 13,700 buyers of the hardware wallet had names, addresses and phone numbers stolen through a third-party logistics breach.
Origin Energy's Data Breach Is a Window Into Australia's Worsening Cyber Problem
Nine hundred thousand customers had their details exposed. Two university professors say the breach is neither surprising nor isolated, and that ordinary Australians are bearing the hidden costs.
Wesco Confirms Cloud CRM Incident After ExfilSquad Dumps 2.6 Million Records
The Fortune 500 distributor says no sensitive customer or employee data is at risk, but the extortion crew has already published what it claims to have stolen.
LexisNexis Pulls Three Services Offline After Vendor Server Break-In
The data analytics giant disconnected Nexis Diligence, Metabase API and Newsdesk after spotting suspicious activity on a third party's servers, and is rebuilding the systems from scratch.
Valve tells European Steam customers their delivery details were stolen in CEVA Logistics hack
The gaming giant says names, addresses and phone numbers were taken after attackers spent four days inside its European shipping partner's systems.
Levi's Says Hackers Talked Three Staff Into Handing Over Access
The denim giant told the SEC that attackers used social engineering on three employees to break into company laptops and steal corporate files. No customer data hit, Levi's says.
North Carolina Ports Confirms Cyberattack Slowing Cargo at Wilmington, Morehead City and Charlotte
The state authority activated its cybersecurity contingency plan on August 5 after a system-wide outage forced manual gate operations across all three facilities.
3.8 Million People's Medical and Personal Data Stolen in Unlimited Technology Systems Breach
A healthcare billing company lost names, Social Security numbers, diagnoses, and scanned ID documents for nearly four million people after hackers spent five days inside its systems last October.
Swiss federal IT office says SharePoint breach exposed 200 accounts
The BIT breach lines up with the July SharePoint bug wave, though attribution remains open.
311,000 People's Medical and Financial Records Stolen from Brown Health Medical Group in Massachusetts
A hack at the group's Hawthorn location last December exposed Social Security numbers, credit card details, and medical records for more than 311,000 patients and staff. The breach sat undiscovered for six months.
Angola's Biggest Mobile Network Hit by Cyberattack on the Day It Went Public
Unitel, which carries more than two-thirds of Angola's mobile traffic, suffered a crippling attack on July 28, the same morning its shares began trading on the stock exchange. Four days later, 4G and 5G service was still down.
Madera Community Hospital Breach: 150,000 People's Medical and Financial Data Stolen
A California hospital spent nearly a year reviewing stolen files before telling patients their Social Security numbers, health records, and bank details had been taken. The criminal group that attacked them eventually dropped its ransom demand.
UK Government Investments Agency Exposed Data on 51 Officials for 40 Hours
A security failure at the public body that manages taxpayer stakes in companies like Channel 4 and the Post Office left sensitive management records and personal details of more than 50 civil servants sitting openly accessible online for nearly two days.