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.
Trezor says the ShipMonk breach exposed approximately 67,000 additional U.S. customers, pushing the known impact to more than 80,000 people.
ShinyHunters has named medical device company Medela as an alleged victim and is threatening to publish purportedly stolen data if it does not engage.
A threat actor claims unauthorized access to a SAGE Publishing editorial platform containing more than 120,000 users and potentially sensitive publishing correspondence.
Kazu claims to have stolen 170 GB of sensitive documents from Spirit Cultural Exchange and is threatening to sell the data after Sept. 20.
ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for the previously reported 485.8 TB XTIUM breach and is offering alleged customer backups and shared data for sale.
A threat actor linked to the recent Right Inbox claim alleges a B-Stock breach exposed approximately 42,118 accounts and associated activity data.
Thomson Reuters confirmed hackers stole C-Track files associated with courts across multiple jurisdictions, potentially exposing SSNs, medical data and sealed records.
A threat actor claims to have leaked a Pattons shipping database containing customer contacts, shipment records, addresses, invoices and logistics information.
