ShinyHunters has named Kimberly-Clark in an extortion claim, threatening to publish allegedly stolen data and cause additional digital disruption after Sept. 16.
Revolut disclosed sensitive customer records, including identity documents and financial data, after fraudulent requests arrived through a legitimate government agency domain.
Greenberg Traurig confirmed an unauthorized actor accessed client documents and posted stolen material to the dark web, with Social Security numbers exposed.
TELUS is notifying customers after compromised credentials were used to access accounts and expose personal, billing and payment-related information.
A threat actor claims to have leaked approximately 335,505 FairMoney accounts containing contact, banking, device and transaction-related information.
ShadowByt3$ claims it compromised Ben Leeds Properties through AppFolio and extracted tenant, lease, vehicle and work order records using Realm-X.
Iran-linked APT IRAN claims it caused a major AT&T outage in Texas, while the company says attempted cable theft was responsible.
Veradigm confirmed attackers used credentials stolen from a third-party vendor to download patient data, including Social Security numbers in some cases.
Aesto Health says a December cloud infrastructure breach exposed protected health and personal information belonging to approximately 9.5 million people.
ShinyHunters claims to possess Florida DMV data and has published a purported DAVID record while threatening to release files on Sept. 11.
Mathspace confirmed that attackers exploited its unpatched Metabase reporting system and stole information belonging to 1,079,819 students, parents and staff.
