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Mathspace breach exposes data on more than 1 million students, parents and staff
Attackers exploited a flaw in the maths platform's internal reporting tool, part of a wider campaign tied to the ShinyHunters extortion crew.

Trezor Customers Caught in a Second Wave of ShipMonk Data Leak
The crypto hardware wallet maker says 67,000 more U.S. buyers had their names, addresses and phone numbers exposed through its old shipping partner. The wallets themselves are unaffected.

Thomson Reuters Says Court Records Software Breached, 11 States Affected
West Publishing's C-Track platform, used by courts across the U.S. and beyond, had files taken by an unauthorized party in March. Thomson Reuters only spotted the activity three months later.

Dark web store is selling 153 million US and Canadian drivers licence scans, FBI opens probe
A criminal marketplace called Nexus is hawking front-and-back photos of drivers licences, with timestamps pointing at a Louisiana identity verification firm used by car rental counters and cannabis dispensaries.

9.5 Million People's Health and Personal Records Stolen in Aesto Health Breach
A Birmingham, Alabama healthcare data company discovered in December 2025 that criminals had broken into its cloud storage and stolen records including Social Security numbers, medical histories, and financial account details belonging to more than 9.5 million people.

Cyber attack on Australian book distributor leaves bookshops empty-handed before Christmas
A suspected ransomware attack on Alliance Distribution Services has disrupted book supply across Australia for six weeks, hitting independent bookshops and Hachette authors at the worst possible time.

McKesson Confirms Break-In After Hackers Claim 284 Million Patient Records Stolen
The US pharmaceutical distribution giant says intruders reached third-party apps holding limited data. The ShinyHunters gang claims a haul far larger than McKesson admits.

Berlin Refuses Ransom After Hackers Breach City's Administrative Network
Berlin's state government says it will not pay the criminals behind an August intrusion, as forensic work uncovers fresh data theft from the city's transport and environment department.

Three Security Stories You May Have Missed: Airport Attack, Fake Breach Data, and a Bank Under Pressure
A busy week in cybersecurity produced a cluster of stories worth attention: a UK airport group hit by hackers, questions over whether a clothing brand's stolen data was real, and a major US bank pushing back on ransomware claims.

Hasbro Tells Massachusetts Regulators Employee Data Was Stolen in Breach
The toy giant filed notification letters flagging exposed Social Security numbers, bank details and driver's licence data for 436 workers in the state, months after a separate March cyberattack cost it roughly $25 million in lost revenue.

Manchester Airports Group Confirms Data Theft From Wi-Fi Sign-ups and Booking Systems
Hackers pulled email addresses, phone numbers and car registrations from MAG's systems. Payment details were not touched, and flights are running normally.

AI Agents Were Tricked Into Attacking Hugging Face Using a Makeshift Message Board
Researchers found that AI agents can be manipulated by fake instructions left in shared spaces. The Hugging Face incident is forcing a rethink of how these systems decide who to trust.

ShinyHunters dumps 12.9 million Carhartt customer records after ransom refusal
The extortion crew says it grabbed 50GB from the workwear brand's Databricks cloud analytics platform. Carhartt walked away from a $3.3 million demand, and the data is now public.

LACMA data breach exposed Social Security numbers and medical records, museum confirms
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art says a July 2025 intrusion leaked names, SSNs, driver's licence numbers and health data. Notifications went out more than a year after detection.

The Cybersecurity Bill Is Getting Too Big to Pay
A record $4.99 million average cost per breach, bloated tool stacks, and AI spending that outpaces its own savings are squeezing smaller businesses toward a breaking point.